The Haverfordwest Neighbourhood Policing team organised a professional graffiti artist to work with young people over two days of half term last week.

The youngsters produced a mural depicting medieval scenes linked to Haverfordwest Castle.

This is the second graffiti project run by the team both of which have been funded by criminals' money.

PCSO Woodford said: "It was really good to get so many young people involved in the project which has been praised by members of the public.

"I would like to thank the Garage youth club and graffiti artists Lloyd Roberts and Brad for supporting us."

Detective Inspector Richard Hopkin, of the Financial Crime Team, said: "This is just one example of how the money and assets we seize from criminals has helped benefit our communities.

"In Dyfed Powys Police we work hard to ensure that criminals do not benefit in anyway from their crimes and we would urge the public to help us 'make criminals pay' by reporting to us anyone they believe maybe living off the proceeds of crime."

Anyone with information can contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

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