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-The police - often the first call

-in an emergency.

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-On the front line

-in the war against crime...

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-..and in the battle

-to protect the public.

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-I can't be on telly!

-My granny will be upset.

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-Patience.

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-Patience.

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-Patience!

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-Our cameras had exclusive access

-to the police in Swansea...

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-..Neath, Port Talbot and the area...

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-..as officers

-respond to emergency calls.

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-You've got to laugh,

-otherwise you cry!

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-Access all areas.

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-Hey! Get away!

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-Forget your preconceptions.

-This is the reality of police work.

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-Who are you?

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-Who are you?

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-It's not always

-about catching criminals.

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-It's going faster, honest to God!

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-It's hard to describe the job.

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-It's an absolute madhouse!

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-Welcome to the South Wales Police

-Control Centre, Swansea.

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-Most of the time,

-it's easier to phone the police.

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-Let them deal with it!

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-South Wales Police covers an area

-of over 800 square miles.

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-Almost 50% of all offences in Wales

-are committed on this patch.

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-Dealing with all manner of crime

-is part and parcel of a PC's job.

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-From the Roads Policing Unit

-to community officers.

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-From the dog squad

-to emergency response.

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-From the drugs squad

-to the forensics team.

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-The police's goal

-is to keep the streets safe...

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-..in challenging,

-ever-changing circumstances.

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-To help South Wales Police

-in its fight against crime...

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-..a specialist unit has been set up.

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-Police! Open the door.

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-The TST - Tactical Support Team -

-works across South Wales.

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-These highly trained officers

-are licensed to carry taser guns.

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-They're called upon when officers

-need emergency entry to a property.

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-They also assist

-in the arrest of dangerous people.

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-Ladies and gents,

-thanks for coming down.

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-The plan is to execute a warrant

-under the Misuse Of Drugs Act.

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-In Pontardawe, Sergeant Andy Abraham

-calls a meeting...

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-..to brief the TST members.

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-On the agenda

-is an important warrant.

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-Drug-taking at the address.

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-We believe drugs have been supplied

-from the address.

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-In addition, there may be

-cannabis cultivation ongoing there.

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-Among those being briefed...

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-..is Tomos Price,

-a Police Community Support Officer.

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-Tom has the task

-of collecting information...

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-..about his community.

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-I received a lot of information...

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-..from people who lived near the

-property for which we had a warrant.

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-People were seen taking cannabis

-cultivating gear into the house.

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-I sensed something was going on...

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-..because the curtains

-weren't opened in the morning.

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-That can sometimes

-tell you something.

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-The TST is wearing protective gear

-and the tasers are ready.

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-They soon arrive at the address.

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-This warrant was taken out

-on the basis of Tom's information.

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-With the responsibility handed

-to the experts, the tension mounts.

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-Anything can lurk behind the door,

-but the TST is highly trained.

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-Everyone's ready

-and the signal comes.

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-That can only mean one thing.

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-Seconds later,

-the suspect is in handcuffs.

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-The team searches the house

-and there's some good news for Tom.

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-His information was correct.

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-Officers find a cannabis crop

-with a value of almost 8,000.

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-Forensics are on their way...

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-..and the boys will go through the

-house from the ground to the attic.

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-The man we found in the property

-is now in handcuffs.

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-It's up to him to explain

-what's going on here.

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-This is a wonderful result.

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-With the property secured,

-the TST must now clear the crop.

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-It's an expensive morning for

-the green-fingered man downstairs.

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-The intelligence isn't always good

-but when it is, we get results.

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-This is what people want to see.

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-When people give us intelligence,

-they want to see us act upon it.

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-During the past year, South Wales

-Police Western Division...

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-..destroyed 6,000 cannabis plants

-after executing similar warrants.

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-Despite that,

-growing this drug is big business...

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-..for people who are willing

-to take the risk.

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-We've seen big cultivations.

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-One had over 150,000 of cannabis

-when they harvested the crop.

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-Growing cannabis can have

-some very sinister undertones.

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-With a vicious drugs baron

-at the top of the pyramid...

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-..the gardeners are forced to live

-in houses and cultivate the plants.

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-These gangs operate

-across the country.

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-They have a lot of houses.

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-Many people work for them

-and they make millions.

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-We've found recently that more

-local people are gardeners.

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-Vietnamese gangs started this

-but we find fewer factories now.

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-They may think it's not worth it.

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-More local people

-are now growing it.

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-One plant can be worth 1,000.

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-If you grow 50 plants in a house

-it's worth around 50,000.

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-It's a lot of money.

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-They're paid a modest amount

-for looking after it.

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-The people reaping the profits

-never go near the house.

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-We have so much information, we do

-find the person who's behind it.

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-It may take some time...

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-..but we use that information

-to catch them in the end.

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-Police officers who work in Swansea,

-Port Talbot and Neath...

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-..often put themselves

-in dangerous situations.

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-PC Richard Davies receives a call

-about a young man...

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-..who's running around Clase

-brandishing a metal bar.

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-There are other units there -

-Traffic and Dogs are there.

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-I don't know why

-he's carrying a metal bar...

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-..but he must

-plan to use it somehow.

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-We went there having prepared

-ourselves for the possibility...

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-..that he'll attack us

-with that bar.

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-We thought about

-how we'd protect ourselves.

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-Despite the dangers,

-two other officers arrested the man.

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-He was in the back of a car by the

-time Richard arrived on the scene.

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-He'd been causing trouble

-for the shopkeepers, who are Asians.

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-They've been there for years...

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-..but children

-give them a lot of verbal abuse.

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-He bring a metal stick in his hand.

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-My shutter - bang, bang.

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-I go outside

-and I said, "Who is it?"

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-He said, "You Paki!"

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-He called me.

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-He tried to hurt me.

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-We'll sort him out.

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-I'll find out what happened

-and go from there.

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-This man has caused trouble

-at the shop for months.

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-He hits the shutters

-and messes about.

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-The lady came out

-and told him to clear off.

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-He threatened her with a metal bar

-and made racist remarks.

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-He's been arrested

-for a racist public order offence.

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-I haven't done anything!

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-You've been arrested...

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-..for a racially-aggravated

-public order offence.

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-When we arrested him and cautioned

-him, he turned around and said...

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-.."I effing hate Jack the Pak."

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-He continued to make racist remarks.

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-He didn't understand or didn't

-realize what he said was wrong.

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-I don't like them. That's it.

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-You don't like them?

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-I hate them.

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-It's hard to believe people have

-these views in this day and age.

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-We've all lived together

-for many years now...

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-..so it's hardly a shock

-to see someone from outside...

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-..becoming part of our communities.

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-They're old age views.

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-In 2012, 81 arrests were made

-in the Western Division...

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-..for racist offences.

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-South Wales Police works hard

-to tackle the problem.

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-CHANTING

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-We hold PACT meetings in the mosque.

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-People become more familiar with the

-police and happier to talk to us.

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-They know they can approach us.

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-We do listen and we can help them

-solve problems.

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-I'm there three or four times a day.

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-The mosque have my card

-and so do the local shopkeepers.

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-If they have problems

-or if someone is causing trouble...

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-..they can call me.

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-They keep themselves to themselves

-to an extent.

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-They try to solve

-their own problems...

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-..but sometimes, something happens

-and they must call us.

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-I hope they're beginning to see that

-they can call us and we can help.

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-They're starting to have

-a bit more faith in us.

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-There are always problems...

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-..but the English and the Welsh also

-cause problems when we play rugby.

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-If it's simply a matter

-of dealing with verbal abuse...

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-..I think we can cope with that.

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-Watch the steps as you come down.

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-The police are here

-to protect people.

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-We get to the scene

-as quickly as we can...

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-..and we deal with things

-in a positive manner.

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-We must get the message through that

-we can't treat people like this.

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-In this case,

-we took positive action.

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-We arrested him

-and took him to Swansea Central.

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-We got a call about a small child

-who's been knocked down by a car.

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-It sounds serious.

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-We won't know exactly

-what's happened until we get there.

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-At this moment,

-it sounds like a serious incident.

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-The whole department

-is focused on this accident.

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-PC Andrea Evans and her partner,

-Gerwyn Brooks, are 30 miles away.

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-The Helimed helicopter is

-on its way here from Heath Hospital.

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-The little child will reach

-the hospital as quickly as possible.

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-It will be faster than an ambulance.

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-The Roads Policing Unit deals with

-around 800 car accidents a year.

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-There were ten fatalities in 2012.

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-In Maesteg, PC Andrea Evans

-from the Roads Policing Unit...

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-..has just reached the scene

-of a car accident.

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-A car hit a seven-year-old boy

-and his life hangs in the balance.

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-THE BOY SCREAMS

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-Did anybody here see what happened?

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-When we got there,

-the ambulance was already there.

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-I went straight to see

-how the little boy was.

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-It was immediately clear to me

-that he was seriously injured.

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-Dad, we're going to be

-dealing with the accident.

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-Our main priority, obviously,

-is the little one.

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-We'll sort everything out here,

-alright?

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-I'm a bit upset.

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-The little boy was in terrible pain.

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-His father was there.

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-I'm quite upset.

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-We've got to deal with these things.

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-I hope the boy will be alright.

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-We don't know at the moment.

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-It upsets me.

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-I have a three-year-old son.

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-Speaking as a parent,

-I find such things difficult.

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-It's hard to see a little boy

-in so much pain.

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-I worry about children.

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-I've seen dead children and

-that's what goes through my mind.

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-What if there are children there?

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-It's hard.

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-In time,

-you become comfortable with it.

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-Comfortable is the wrong word.

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-You learn to deal with it.

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-That's what you must do.

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-People ask me how I can do it,

-and it's hard to answer that.

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-That's how it is, unfortunately.

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-I can't describe how we do it,

-but we're professionals.

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-We do things right.

-We're on automatic pilot.

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-Once you've dealt with that,

-it's on to the next job.

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-It can happen in the first hour of a

-shift and there are ten hours left.

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-You've got to learn

-to lock out all those feelings.

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-I don't enjoy

-going to road traffic accidents.

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-I'm lucky in that I've never been to

-a really serious accident...

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-..or if I have, I've been far away

-and Traffic have dealt with it.

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-That's part of the job of

-a Traffic officer I wouldn't want.

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-As a parent, the first thing

-I wanted to do...

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-..was go and give the boy a cuddle.

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-By the time I got there,

-the ambulance was there...

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-..and so was the doctor

-and the Helimed.

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-They took care of him.

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-As soon as the boy

-was in the helicopter...

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-..on his way to hospital...

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-..our job changed instantly.

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-It was important to find out

-exactly what happened.

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-The car won't be touched.

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-Someone will come out

-to inspect the car.

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-Nothing will move on this road.

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-The accident investigators take over

-and Andrea has some breathing space.

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-A long shift finally came to an end.

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-When I went home that night,

-I gave my little boy a massive hug.

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-I later found out that the boy

-involved in the accident...

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-..wasn't critically injured.

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-That made me feel a bit better.

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-Every crime

-is important to the police...

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-..but some calls take top priority.

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-During the nightshift...

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-..Sergeant Phil Morgan is called

-to a top priority incident.

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-The call came from a Swansea hostel

-and it was graded as very serious.

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-We received a call from a hostel

-which isn't far from the station.

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-Youngsters stay there.

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-I think they're between

-16 and 18 years old.

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-The caller told us

-there was a man outside...

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-..saying he wanted a word

-with someone who was inside.

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-He said someone

-had raped his girlfriend.

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-We've been informed

-he had a petrol bomb.

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-A young man threatened to burn down

-the hostel with a petrol bomb.

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-Phil must find him urgently.

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-First, we went to the hostel

-to find out what happened.

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-We needed a description of the man

-and an idea of where he'd gone.

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-Witnesses say they saw a man running

-away clutching a petrol bomb.

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-Phil and the rest of his shift

-are now all in the area.

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-Someone saw him enter what

-turned out to be his mother's flat.

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-That's the bag he was carrying.

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-It stinks of petrol.

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-According to his mother,

-he's asleep on the sofa.

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-We're going to get him.

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-She seems genuine anyway.

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-Alright. Good.

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-That's the bag.

-I can smell petrol from here.

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-I don't know what's inside.

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-It may be a bottle.

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-We'll take a look at it.

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-The bag is giving off

-a strong smell of petrol.

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-The man in the flat

-is under suspicion...

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-..and Phil takes control

-of the situation immediately.

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-They must detain the man

-quickly and safely.

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-When someone decides to do something

-like that, they're unpredictable.

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-He could have had

-other petrol bombs inside.

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-We have no way of knowing

-what will happen.

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-We need plenty of officers

-on the scene...

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-..so that we can sort it out

-as quickly as possible.

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-It's obvious to the police

-that the man has taken drugs...

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-..but that doesn't deter them

-from arresting him.

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-When we went in,

-the man was asleep on the sofa.

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-When the boys went in to cuff him,

-they saw this knife in his pocket.

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-We don't know if he was

-carrying the knife earlier...

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-..but carrying a knife like that

-means he intended to stab someone.

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-It would have been very serious

-if he'd carried out his threats.

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-He could have killed at least

-half a dozen people at the hostel.

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-He'd have killed

-everyone in the building.

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-He threatened to throw a petrol bomb

-in there and here it is.

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-I think that's white spirit.

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-The whole place would have gone up

-if he'd lit it and thrown it in.

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-A trip to the cells to face the

-reality of his situation awaits him.

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-I think he'll go

-straight to prison for this.

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-He'll be charged

-with threats to kill...

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-..and we have enough evidence here

-to send him down for a long period.

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-Some calls we receive

-don't need a police response...

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-..but we always respond quickly

-to a call of this nature.

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-This shows you why we must always

-be available to react quickly.

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-Calls don't get more serious

-than this.

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-The police are thankful that

-this situation was resolved safely.

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-The man is in the cells and the

-residents of the hostel are safe.

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-The man continues to refuse

-to co-operate with the police.

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-He may see himself as a vigilante...

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-..but that in no way

-justifies his actions.

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-It's our job

-to deal with those things.

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-We have laws to tackle it.

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-He'll go to prison for a few years.

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-Following the successful warrant...

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-..the suspected cannabis gardener

-awaits his day in court.

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-There was good news for the boy

-in the car accident.

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-Following a short hospital stay,

-he's making a good recovery.

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-If found guilty, the petrol bomb man

-faces a prison sentence.

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-For now, he's where he belongs -

-behind bars.

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-Next time,

-the police's war against drugs...

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-..dealing with a case

-of domestic violence...

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-..and tackling a reported theft.

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-Maybe it's this wind.

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-S4C subtitles by Eirlys A Jones

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