Drug dealer who claimed to sell the "best diazepam in Swansea for 15 years" is jailed for three years after police found over 1,500 tablets in his car.
Three vulnerable drug users from Hertfordshire have been jailed after being exploited by organised criminals and sent to Swansea to deal heroin and crack cocaine on the streets.
A 29-year-old Anglesey drug dealer has been jailed for two years and ten months after police found cocaine worth up to £5,000 hidden in a Heinz tomato soup tin, along with a knuckleduster and stun device.
Leon John Welling, 25, sentenced to three years after police seized heroin, cocaine and cannabis from his Bangor home following intelligence reports about his drug dealing activities.
Devon Evans made over £50,000 from drug dealing but has been ordered to repay just £2,700 - the only assets remaining from his criminal enterprise.
Jacob Richards told police "Suck your mum" when asked for his phone PIN after being caught with heroin, crack cocaine and cocaine worth £29,000.
Craig Davies, 40, discussed abusing fictitious stepdaughter online and was found with hundreds of indecent images of children aged 5-16.
Gareth Nicholas, 41, sent threatening messages and delivered a handwritten letter to the police officer's former home address.
Former security guard for Welsh rugby team sentenced after being found guilty of supplying 14kg of cocaine across the UK during pandemic.
Leo Rees, 16 at the time, worked as a runner for Ahmed Raza's cocaine and ketamine operation. Police found 47 cocaine deals in his bedroom after his worried parents raised concerns.
Darren Inder and Christopher Welke sentenced for multiple break-ins across south Wales, including thefts from holiday cottages and elderly residents.
Ricky James Pritchard sentenced to 16 months after police discovered cocaine and cannabis worth £13,600 in his vehicle and storage unit.