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[سونسا] شرطة أن يذهب [بك تو] صنف في إدارة وحدة دفع جديدة أن يتلقّى جماعة شرطة يؤسّس في كلّ [كمبرهنسف سكهوول] في المدينة ضمن سنة.

أعلنت الخطة كان ب [شف] [سوبرينتندنت] علامة [مثيس] أثناء خطبة هو جعل في ال [أنّول ميتينغ] من العمر اهتمام [سونسا] إحسان في [ست] ميري كنيسة في ال [ستي سنتر].

هو قال كان هو فرصة للضابطات أن يحصل أن يعرف تلميذات وأن يصبح أبعد تضمّنوا مع الجماعة. غير أنّ ضغط هو المبادرة [ب] لم حول يحافظ التلميذات.

"هو نيتي, [بتوين نوو ند] هذا وقت سنة تالية, أن يتلقّى ضابط شرطة يعمل من كلّ [كمبرهنسف سكهوول] في [سونسا]," قال هو.

“I’ve had significant support from all the head teachers. The officers will patrol from those schools, and liaise with pupils at those schools.”

The system has already begun in some schools in the county, including Pontarddulais - an area which has come under the spotlight during recent months for anti-social behaviour.

Mr Mathias said addressing the concerns of older residents, tackling anti-social behaviour and improving community policing had been his priorities since becoming Swansea’s top officer.

He said that now the Swansea region of South Wales Police had 55 neighbourhood officers and 62 Police Community Support Officers, there was one dedicated beat officer for every community in the county.

Mr Mathias said his commitment to helping youngsters will continue.

“I believe that if our force support, manage and sometimes control young people, it would be better for us all,” he said.

“Not all young people are drug users or behave in an anti-social manner. In fact, of the 14 people in Swansea who have Asbos, only two of them are young people.

He added: “Young people today have far more pressure on them than years ago.”

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