A vehicle fire was among some of the incidents Wrexham Police dealt with over the weekend. 

Inspector Luke Hughes has provided his latest update on some of the ongoings in Wrexham. 

On Friday night, the force was made aware of a wanted male from Flintshire on the High Street in Wrexham. Officers on foot patrol detained the man. Inspector Hughes said the man was remanded and appeared before the court on Saturday.

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At around 8pm on Friday, police were called to say someone was breaking into a property on Davies Court. A male was seen running off carrying some property. Officers attend and the occupant refused to cooperate with officers. Inspector Hughes described the incident as 'odd'. 

On Saturday morning at around 5.11am, officers attend a call from the fire service that a vehicle is on fire in Tan y Dre. Inspector Hughes said it appears deliberate however, the motive remains in question.

He added: "Maybe some background work required as to who, what and why this would happen. Vehicles don’t just set themselves on fire."

Officers assisted with the RWF parade on Saturday. Inspector Hughes said: "Proud to see the members of the regiment, past, present and future on parade and especially poignant for me to see my father marching through the city."

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Inspector Hughes also revealed that the force dealt with a variety of concerns for safety incidents and missing persons over the weekend and that at the time of writing, they have no one unaccounted for in the area.