Royston Parris caught after nervous behaviour led police to discover messages about wholesale cocaine and heroin supply operations.

Luke Groves pleaded guilty to controlling or coercive behaviour towards his partner between 2019 and 2024.

Ryan Eustace, 34, received a suspended sentence after admitting to making hundreds of indecent images of children, including the most serious category.

Andrew Hale punched his ex-girlfriend before fetching frozen peas for her swelling, then was caught with a phone between his buttocks in prison.

Cameron Lloyd, 21, admitted being concerned in the supply of cocaine after police found drugs worth over £1,000 and £515 cash in his bedroom at his mother’s home in Aberbargoed.

Andrew Peters, 55, sent explicit images and videos to a decoy he believed was a 13-year-old girl after adding her on Facebook using his business account.

Callum Blackley, 27, sentenced to over three years after officers caught him dealing drugs in Market Street, Aberdare.

Jason Hurley, 48, from Blackwood, carried out the arson attack in Abertillery while high on cocaine after his ex-partner requested more child maintenance money.

David Rees, 48, thought he was speaking to a 12-year-old girl but was actually messaging an undercover police officer when he made explicit sexual advances.

Ryan Howells terrorised his former partner with threats to firebomb her home and car, made 50 missed calls, and warned he didn’t care if their children were present.

Luke Montgomery, 23, sentenced to over eight years after police found £196,900 worth of drugs including crack cocaine concealed in a nappy during chase through Newport streets.

A criminal network led by Dalton Raffel that supplied class A drugs across Barry and exploited children as young as 15 has been jailed for a total of 29 and a half years.