In a shocking turn of events in Rhydyfelin, 19-year-old Naomi Evans became an unexpected hero. Having just moved into her new flat, Naomi was ready to unwind when she heard desperate cries for help outside. Responding instantly, she grabbed a couple of hand towels and dashed out to find two young men covered in blood, pleading for help after being stabbed.
Naomi found one of the men in a car, bleeding badly. Demonstrating incredible bravery, she applied pressure to his wounds, providing comfort as he feared for his life. “Please help me, I’m going to die,” he cried, leaving Naomi to act swiftly in those critical moments before emergency services arrived.
Tragically, one of the men succumbed to his injuries, while the other two victims are currently in hospital facing life-threatening conditions. Police have launched a murder investigation, arresting three individuals in connection with the incident, including one man on suspicion of murder and attempted murder.
South Wales Police are actively investigating, ensuring the community that they are working tirelessly to resolve this heinous act. Residents might notice a heavier police presence on the streets as they cordon off Masefield Way.
Detective Superintendent Paul Raikes urges anyone with relevant information to come forward. He assures the public, “We are working at pace to investigate this matter.” Local MP Alex Davies Jones reminded the community about the significance of unity and caution against spreading misinformation during these distressing times.
This heartbreaking incident has deeply impacted the community, highlighting both the shocking reality of violence and the remarkable bravery of a young girl willing to step up in a moment of crisis. Our thoughts are with the victims and their families as the investigation unfolds.