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Pontnewynydd Disorder: 4 Arrested, 3 Hospitalized; Investigation Continues
Armed officers and a police helicopter responded as investigators said the disorder left three men in hospital, two in critical condition.
- Gwent Police deployed armed officers and a police helicopter to Pontnewynydd on Thursday after reports of a violent disturbance near Mill Road and Hospital Road at approximately 7:15pm.
- Four men were arrested following the incident, while three men were taken to hospital with two remaining in critical condition as the investigation began.
- The road between Mill Road and Hospital Road remains closed early on Friday with diversions in place as officers continue probing the scene.
- Detective Chief Superintendent Anne-Marie Salwey condemned the violence, stating, "Violence in any form is completely unacceptable," and warned those involved will face consequences.
- Anyone with CCTV or dashcam footage from the area between 7pm and 7:30pm on Thursday is urged to contact police via 101, quoting log reference 2600255536.
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