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Speeding jet skiers with children on board 'remove plates to evade cameras'

Speeding jet skiers with children on board 'remove plates to evade cameras'
BBC UK Friday 12 June 2026, 16:02 UTC 1 min read
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CCTV is being used to try and catch culprits at Conwy harbour, which has seen a number of dangerous incidents.

CCTV is being used to try and catch culprits at Conwy harbour, which has seen a number of dangerous incidents.
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