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Volume of People Detained / Questioned for Online Malicious Volume of People Detained / Questioned for Online Malicious Communications Please note that prior to 2017 Malicious Communications Crimes were grouped more broadly under Harrassment, therefore the volumes below are reflective of this, with figures from 2017 onwards specifically identifying online malicious communicaton, whereas prior to 2017 identifies online harrassment. Calandar Year Detention Type Outcome Location Total Rhondda 4 Cardiff 2 Vale of Glamorgan 2 01: Charged/summonsed Bridgend 1 Neath Port Talbot 1 Swansea 7 Merthyr 1 Detained 03: Caution - adults Rhondda 2 Cardiff 1 2015 Rhondda 4 Vale of Glamorgan 2 15: Evidential difficulties [VS] Bridgend 1 Neath Port Talbot 2 Swansea 3 08: Community resolution Cardiff 1 Voluntary Attendance Merthyr 1 16: Evidential difficulties [VDNS] Neath Port Talbot 1 2015 Total 36 Merthyr 2 Rhondda 3 Cardiff 9 01: Charged/summonsed Vale of Glamorgan 4 Bridgend 1 Neath Port Talbot 1 Swansea 3 Merthyr 1 Rhondda 1 03: Caution - adults Cardiff 4 Vale of Glamorgan 1 Swansea 1 Detained Merthyr 1 08: Community resolution Rhondda 1 Vale of Glamorgan 1 Merthyr 1 2016 Rhondda 6 Cardiff 5 15: Evidential difficulties [VS] Vale of Glamorgan 1 Bridgend 1 Neath Port Talbot 5 Swansea 2 16: Evidential difficulties [VDNS] Cardiff 4 No Outcome Recorded Cardiff 2 01: Charged/summonsed Rhondda 2 03: Caution - adults Swansea 1 Rhondda 1 08: Community resolution Vale of Glamorgan 1 Voluntary Attendance Bridgend 1 Rhondda 1 15: Evidential difficulties [VS] Vale of Glamorgan 1 No Outcome Recorded Bridgend 1 2016 Total 70 Merthyr 1 Rhondda 5 Cardiff 4 01: Charged/summonsed Vale of Glamorgan 3 Bridgend 3 Neath Port Talbot 1 Swansea 5 Rhondda 3 01a: Charged/summonsed [alternate] Detained Vale of Glamorgan 2 Vale of Glamorgan 1 03: Caution - adults Bridgend 1 08: Community resolution Cardiff 1 Merthyr 2 Rhondda 1 15: Evidential difficulties [VS] Cardiff 4 2017 Bridgend 2 Neath Port Talbot 2 Vale of Glamorgan 1 01: Charged/summonsed Swansea 1 Vale of Glamorgan 1 03: Caution - adults Swansea 2 Merthyr 1 08: Community resolution Rhondda 1 Voluntary Attendance Cardiff 1 Merthyr 1 15: Evidential difficulties [VS] Cardiff 2 Bridgend 1 16: Evidential difficulties [VDNS] Swansea 1 No Outcome Recorded Swansea 1 2017 Total 55 00: Not recognised as an official outcome Cardiff 1 Rhondda 5 Cardiff 4 01: Charged/summonsed Bridgend 2 Swansea 2 01a: Charged/summonsed [alternate] Rhondda 1 Detained 02: Caution - youths Cardiff 1 08: Community resolution Cardiff 1 Rhondda 1 Cardiff 1 15: Evidential difficulties [VS] Neath Port Talbot 2 2018 (to end Oct'18) Swansea 1 16: Evidential difficulties [VDNS] Swansea 1 00: Not recognised as an official outcome Rhondda 1 01: Charged/summonsed Rhondda 2 03: Caution - adults Vale of Glamorgan 1 08: Community resolution Neath Port Talbot 1 Voluntary Attendance 09: Not in public interest [CPS] Cardiff 1 15: Evidential difficulties [VS] Rhondda 1 Cardiff 1 16: Evidential difficulties [VDNS] Bridgend 1 No Outcome Recorded Swansea 1 2018 (to end Oct'18) Total 33 .
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