Four members of a Newport drugs gang, including a mother and son, have been jailed for a combined total of more than 18 years after officers recovered £260,000 worth of class A drugs.
Cory Jones, 19, has been sentenced to eight years detention after pleading guilty to 69 offences including blackmailing children aged 10-16 for explicit images on Snapchat.
Gavin Tovey, 42, from Trevethin, has been sentenced to three years and seven months in prison for a horrific domestic abuse attack including suffocation, strangulation and assault.
Leah Hocking set fire to a table in Swansea McDonald's, stole a teenager's phone, and assaulted police in a chaotic city centre rampage that has left her victim too frightened to return to town.
Bradley Underwood, 28, sentenced to 14 months for assaulting his former partner three times, including hitting her with a screwdriver handle.
Ian Probert sentenced to 20 months after colliding with woman on pavement in Rowan Way and leaving her trapped under his vehicle.
Abul Kalam grabbed his girlfriend by the throat and later confronted her outside her home, telling her "You're coming with me" before being sentenced to 72 weeks.
Devon Evans, 23, from Fochriw was locked up after being caught with cocaine, cannabis, designer gear and jewellery worth thousands of pounds.
Cohen McCann, 28, admitted malicious communications after sending threatening voice notes to his former partner following their relationship breakdown.
Five members of an organised crime gang have been sentenced to a combined 24 years and seven months for supplying cocaine and heroin across Newport, following raids that uncovered drugs and cash worth over £90,000.
John Atherton, 39, sentenced to 30 months after violent attacks on former partner including threats with pickaxe and knives.
Martin Kusnierik, 36, sentenced to 15 months after being caught on baby monitor assaulting his elderly father who suffers from severe Alzheimer's disease.