Ian Jones, 61, of Rhyl, has been jailed for two years after defrauding seven vulnerable people of almost £46,000 by using their personal details to obtain credit in their names.
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.
Richard Knight, 73, of Pendine, has been jailed for three years and nine months after admitting child abduction, making indecent images and drug supply offences.
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.
Jacques Fletcher, 24, of Pontyclun, sent sexual messages and explicit photos to an undercover officer he believed was a 13-year-old girl named Maisy on Snapchat.
Liam Brabham, 30, threatened the landlady's boyfriend with an imitation firearm at The Nightingale pub in Bettws, Newport, and has been jailed for 12 months.
Lexi Dyas, 19, struck Declan Mahoney with her Fiat 500 at Mountain Ash railway station, leaving him with multiple fractures and PTSD. She was sentenced to 18 months in a young offenders institute.
James Walters, 33, stabbed Carl Wall in the head and neck with a screwdriver on Maesglas Crescent, Newport, before being handed an 18-month suspended sentence at Cardiff Crown Court.
Lee Austin, 35, was sentenced to over three years after police found 73 street deals of crack cocaine during a traffic stop in Talbot Green. He also admitted assaulting his partner.
Justin James, 46, from Ely, was found guilty of 11 sexual offences against three females and sentenced at Cardiff Crown Court.
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.
Kian Davies and Shay Jones were sentenced at Cardiff Crown Court after a hammer attack on an acquaintance led to a series of robberies across the Rhondda Valley.