A TOTAL of four drug-driving arrests were made in Rhyl this week, as well as one for shoplifting.
The arrests were made as part of Renew Rhyl, a multi-agency partnership launched in the Rhyl West area earlier this year, aimed at regenerating an area affected by serious and organised crime.
North Wales Police said a quantity of a class A drug was also recovered following stop-searches.
A force spokesperson said: “The team on Project Renew have been busy again this week, with proactive patrols around the community.
“During patrol, there have been a high volume of stop-searches conducted, with a class A substance located.
“Four drug-driving offence arrests were made, with colleagues from the Roads Crime Unit arresting one for a second time in two days.
“One high-profile shoplifting offender was also located and arrested.”
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