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New report of rocks being thrown at cars along Risca bypass – Gwent Police

News | Tom Hicks | Published: 13:54, Friday September 27th, 2024.
Last updated: 13:55, Friday September 27th, 2024

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The incident happened on the A467 Risca bypass
The incident allegedly took place on the A467 Risca bypass

Gwent Police has received yet another report of rocks being thrown at cars on Risca bypass.

Over the past year, Caerphilly Observer has reported on several incidents near the old brickworks along the A467, better known as the Risca bypass.

In March this year, a 16-year-old boy was arrested on suspicion of endangering road users and causing criminal damage, and another man fortunately survived after a paving slab crashed through his car windscreen.

This latest incident was reported at around 5.20pm on Thursday September 26. Gwent Police said officers attended the area, but nobody was found.

Another car hit by object on Risca bypass as police say community “know who offenders are”

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