AIDIAN SHEARS aka AJ TURNER – PORT TALBOT, SOUTH WALES

❌AIDIAN SHEARS aka AJ TURNER – PORT TALBOT, SOUTH WALES❌

Aidian Shears aka Aj turner currently moving around the South Wales area who poses a significant risk based on a long and serious history of abusive behaviour reported by multiple people. This person frequently changes the name they use, regularly moves between towns across South Wales, and is known to target new partners quickly after leaving previous situations.

Information shared through official safeguarding channels indicates that this person has a substantial record of domestic abuse–related concerns, with a history that spans multiple incidents and multiple victims. These reports include repeated patterns of violence, threats, controlling behaviour, and coercion. The volume of these concerns is considered high enough that they are flagged under Clare’s Law, indicating a pattern of behaviour that could place partners at risk.

People who have previously been involved with this individual have described extremely frightening situations, including serious threats of burning down someone’s home and other intimidation designed to cause fear and compliance. There have also been reports linking this individual to significant property damage caused by fire at a public venue, further highlighting the potential danger when the person becomes angry or loses control.

Victims have described a pattern of escalating behaviour: beginning with manipulation and emotional pressure, then moving into threatening actions, volatile outbursts, and acts intended to cause fear and harm. Several people have reported feeling unsafe, trapped, or terrified of what might happen next. The nature and frequency of these incidents suggest a clear risk of repeated harm.

Anyone encountering someone who displays similar behaviour — especially a young adult who frequently changes their name, moves across South Wales, becomes aggressive quickly, or uses threats involving fire — should take these signs seriously. Trust your instincts. If something feels wrong, it usually is.

People are strongly encouraged to use Clare’s Law (the Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme). This scheme allows anyone who feels uncertain or unsafe about a partner’s behaviour to request information from the police about whether that person has a known history of violence or abuse. The process is confidential, and the police will only disclose information if it is necessary for your safety.