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Arrest over murder of 21-year-old Arrest over murder of 21-year-old
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The murder of a 21-year-old woman is under investigation by South Wales Police in Porthcawl. The murder of a 21-year-old woman is under investigation by police in Porthcawl.
A man aged 49 has been arrested on suspicion of the murder and is being held at Bridgend police station. A man aged 49 has been arrested on suspicion of killing Jenna Thomas, of North Cornelly, Bridgend, and is being questioned at Bridgend police station.
The dead woman has not been formally identified and the coroner has been informed. The investigation was launched at Porthcawl police station on Wednesday and the building was closed for a while. It has since reopened.
Officers closed the police station at Porthcawl temporarily on Wednesday as part of their investigation. The station has now reopened. A police family liaison officer is supporting the family of Ms Thomas.
A police spokesperson said a trained family liaison officer is supporting the family of the dead woman.
The entrance to the Porthcawl police station was taped off as the inquiry was launched late on Wednesday.The entrance to the Porthcawl police station was taped off as the inquiry was launched late on Wednesday.
'Very peculiar' Police activity
A South Wales Police notice on the door read: "Due to incident, station has had to close".A South Wales Police notice on the door read: "Due to incident, station has had to close".
The Welsh Ambulance Services NHS Trust were asked to attend the station.The Welsh Ambulance Services NHS Trust were asked to attend the station.
However, a spokesperson for the ambulance service said no patients were treated there, and no patients were taken to hospital.However, a spokesperson for the ambulance service said no patients were treated there, and no patients were taken to hospital.
Speaking on Wednesday, Wayne Keene, who runs USTU hairdressing salon, across the road from the police station, said: "There was quite a lot of activity over there.Speaking on Wednesday, Wayne Keene, who runs USTU hairdressing salon, across the road from the police station, said: "There was quite a lot of activity over there.
"The fact they had cordoned it off was very peculiar. There were more police cars than usual about mid afternoon."The fact they had cordoned it off was very peculiar. There were more police cars than usual about mid afternoon.
"Everyone is wondering what's going on.""Everyone is wondering what's going on."
Another man, who did not want to be named, said: "It's strange that the police station is closed and has police tape around it. I don't know what's gone on."Another man, who did not want to be named, said: "It's strange that the police station is closed and has police tape around it. I don't know what's gone on."