A teenager was shot through a letterbox in Cardiff, leaving him with multiple wounds. Two men from Bristol have been sentenced to a combined 19 years.

Hung Phan, 29, was sentenced to nine months after Gwent Police officers discovered 240 cannabis plants across three rooms in a Newport city centre flat on Commercial Street.

Nathan O’Mara, 38, assaulted a teenage boy he accused of bullying his daughter after driving to the school and confronting him at home time.

Paul Hallisey, 34, of Caerau, Cardiff, was sentenced at Newport Crown Court after being found guilty of rape alongside a string of drug offences committed while on bail.

Matthew Thomas, 29, of Caldicot, has been jailed for 18 months after pleading guilty to sexually assaulting a boy under 13.

Luke Brown, 22, from Newport, profited by nearly £38,000 from cannabis dealing but was ordered to pay back just £790.26 at a proceeds of crime hearing.

Andrew Lewis, 55, of Oakdale, Caerphilly, was sentenced to 25 months in prison at Newport Crown Court after being convicted of sexual activity in the presence of a child and exposure.

Giovanni Cronin, 36, amassed disturbing collection over 11 years before police seized his phone.

Kai Giggie, 26, imprisoned for three years after admitting child abduction and sexual assaults following South Wales Police investigation.

Louis Gale admitted supplying heroin, crack cocaine and cannabis across Newport during an 11-month crime spree.

Andrew Wisbey, 27, convicted at Newport Crown Court for offences against 14-year-old five years ago.

Cardiff pub manager Montana Robertson smuggled cannabis and memory cards into HMP Parc hidden in her mouth while visiting her boyfriend, costing her job and freedom.