A Rhyl man who threatened to kill his former partner has been jailed for two years and one month at Mold Crown Court. Maeson Hughes, 25, was also given a seven-year Domestic Abuse Protection Order.
A St Asaph man has been jailed for four years and 11 months at Mold Crown Court for domestic abuse offences including non-fatal strangulation. John Damon Gizzi, 55, was also given restraining and protection orders lasting 15 years.
Gemma Meredith, 41, has been jailed for four years and 11 months for slashing a man's face with a blade in Connah's Quay. Mold Crown Court heard the victim needed seven stitches and has a permanent scar.
Jarom Lea, 20, of Prestatyn, has been jailed for 39 months at Mold Crown Court after threatening his former partner and her family. The threats included acid and gunfire, and he also sent her penny bank transactions.
Jack Conn-Peers, 27, of Connah’s Quay, was jailed for 39 months at Mold Crown Court after admitting strangling his former partner and later headbutting her while she was pregnant.
Lee Hope, 38, of Huyton, was stopped on the A55 at Bangor with cocaine worth up to £30,000 in his car boot. He has been jailed for two years and six months.
Jordan Jones, 26, admitted nine offences including four counts of rape after a violent attack on a woman in the Chirk area in February. He was jailed for 18 years, with a further five years on extended licence.
Joshua Wren, 33, was sentenced to three years and three months at Mold Crown Court after being found guilty of controlling and coercive behaviour. A seven-year restraining order was also made.
Thomas Keenan, 24, from Walsall, was traced by his van registration and phone signal after 750 metres of copper cabling worth £4,000 was taken from the BT telephone exchange in Porthmadog.
Harry Williams was locked up for 836 days at Mold Crown Court after a spree in Rhosllanerchrugog that ended when a taxi owner spotted his stolen Renault Trafic near his daughter's house.
Tyler Evans, 25, of Colwyn Bay, has been sentenced to three years and two months at Mold Crown Court after being convicted of sexual assault and exposure following an attack on a woman in Eirias Park.
Colin Campbell, 24, was jailed for seven and a half years at Mold Crown Court after a series of unprovoked assaults on five strangers over four months. Recorder Neil Owen-Casey branded him a "vicious animal" and said it was "lucky" nobody was killed.
