Armed police officers are currently responding to an incident in the centre of Usk. A significant police presence has been reported in the town centre, with an area cordoned off for investigation. Police dogs are also on-site conducting searches in the area. Gwent Police has been approached for a comment regarding the ongoing situation.
According to a local resident, approximately 10 police vehicles have been spotted on the usually quiet street in Usk. The sight of armed officers and police dogs conducting searches in the area has come as a surprise to residents, who have described the incident as unexpected in their peaceful neighbourhood.
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Moreover, rugby legend Gareth Thomas has completed a gruelling Pen y Fan challenge to help tackle HIV stigma. The challenge involved scaling the highest peak in South Wales ten times, which is equivalent to climbing Mount Everest, with Thomas completing the task in 17 hours and 20 minutes. There have also been reports of teenagers injured in a group assault at Swansea Bus Station, prompting a police appeal for information.
As the situation in Usk unfolds, armed police remain at the scene, conducting thorough searches in the area. Stay tuned for further updates on this developing story.