Five people have been jailed after a family armed themselves with weapons and carried out a vigilante attack on a Swansea street, leaving an innocent bystander injured.
Sam Francis, 28, of Tredegar, was sentenced at Cardiff Crown Court after admitting arson at a woman's property.
Khoresh Ameni, 19, was caught on CCTV waving the weapon at four people outside the Ibis hotel on Churchill Way.
Mark Green, 38, was sentenced to three years after throttling and biting his former wife during a drug-fuelled attack at her Swansea home.
A Milford Haven drug dealer who boasted about making £160,000 in four months from cocaine sales has been jailed for six years.
Joland Giwa, 36, who was relocated to south Wales after the government failed to deport him, has admitted dealing class A drugs for a second time.
Wayne Evans, 59, of Llandysul, was found with indecent images of children as young as four after the National Crime Agency flagged his online activity to Dyfed-Powys Police.
Jack Ryan, 22, from Barry, used burner phones to send bulk messages advertising cocaine before police raided his home.
James Badham, 34, kicked down his Rhymney neighbour's front door and attacked him with a lock knife following a dispute over a parking space.
Prasad Saravanan, 24, of Swansea, was jailed for 31 months at Swansea Crown Court after pleading guilty to sexual grooming offences against a 13-year-old girl.
Christian Morse, 52, breached his sex offenders' register requirements and sexual harm prevention order over an 18-month period.
Conor Abraham, 27, kicked, slapped, and spat in his mother's face before throwing a footstool at her during an attack at her Swansea home.