Counter Terrorism Policing Wales
As a collaboration between the four Welsh forces and linked to the National Counter Terrorism Network, Counter Terrorism Policing Wales (CTPW) is an Intelligence and Investigation Unit that provides an integrated partnership approach in dealing with national security, terrorism and extremism across Wales.
The unit draws on a wide range of expertise including; detectives, investigations, research and intelligence teams, borders policing teams, intelligence analysts, along with colleagues that specialise in prevention, training and operational security all working in partnership to keep Wales safe from terrorism and the fear of terrorism.
Local Forces
CTPW is a collaboration of the following local police forces
South Wales Police
Dyfed-Powys Police
Gwent Police
North Wales Police
LATEST NEWS FROM WALES
A Leicestershire man, who described a mass killer as a ‘hero’ and shared harrowing footage of a terrorist attack, has been jailed for encouraging terrorism.
A 29-year-old Nottinghamshire man, who was jailed for helping a teenager join ISIS, has been returned to prison. Adeel Ulhaq (pictured), formerly of the Sutton in Ashfield area, was jailed in February 2016 for six years, for assisting the teen to travel to Syria and join ISIS, as well as for funding terrorism. These offences...
Three members of an organised crime group (OCG) have been sentenced for their part in selling a firearm to a terrorist.
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