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‘People feel frustrated’ South Wales blindsided by rioting

month on, Adam Romain is still traumatised by the violence that took place on the doorstep of his Swansea home. Rioters set fire to cars outside his terrace house, and hurled bricks through his windows. Delivery driver Romain turned on a head-cam and captured the screams of his partner and children as glass smashed and the flames danced outside. He dialled 999 and told the operator: “They’ve targeted my house. They are throwing bricks at my house.

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