David Powell is a Court and News Reporter for North Wales Live. He covers a diverse range of topics including crime, organized crime, and social media, with a particular focus on issues related to security and law enforcement. David's work has been featured in numerous publications, including FE News, Bloomberg-Quint, and the Manchester Evening News.
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David Powell's coverage primarily revolves around local news, crime, accidents, and tragedy with a significant focus on evolving stories and breaking news. Pitches to David would be most effective if they provide timely updates or exclusive information related to ongoing local incidents or criminal cases in the United Kingdom.
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By: David Powell
'We will be out waiting for offenders in festive season' - police
Increased footfall from resurgent town means officers face fresh 'challenges'
Incident affecting traffic on eastbound carriageway between Caerwys and Holywell
By: David Powell
A woman visiting an inmate in prison kissed him but put £10,000 drugs into his trousers at same time. Nicola Gubb was spotted by guards and arrested.
By: John Scheerhout, David Powell
Colin Brown who had been shot in Afghanistan and was caught up in violence and disorder in Manchester in August
By: David Powell
A gym owner and doorman who used self-storage containers in Rhyl to store large quantities of steroids have been jailed for conspiracy to supply class C drugs.
By: David Powell
A gym owner and doorman sold steroids on an "industrial" scale with drugs valued at £2m seized and a suitcase stuffed with almost £500,000 in cash discovered by police.
A storage container was used to hold 'industrial' quantities of drugs as well as a cash-stuffed suitcase
By: Patrick Edrich, David Powell
Nicola Gubb told officers she had been "bullied and scared" by an organised crime group but didn't provide names
Simone Potgieter has fulfilled her dream of traveling the world, playing field hockey
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