Swansea farmers urge police action over sheep rustling
Farmers in the Swansea area are calling for more police action over sheep rustling they say has cost them about £30,000 over the past 18 months.
The West Glamorgan Commoners' Association says seven of its members have lost 350 sheep in the Swansea, Amman and Lliw Valleys in that period.
A farm insurer says livestock thefts cost Welsh farmers £700,000 in 2011 and it expects a similar figure for 2012.
South Wales Police said they were planning to take targeted action.
Owain Evans reports for BBC Radio Wales.
22 Jan 2013