Jason Seward, 31, was sentenced to five years and seven months at Swansea Crown Court after admitting possession of cocaine with intent to supply. He was caught with six bags of cocaine and almost £600 in cash in Ely, Cardiff.

David James, 36, was jailed for two and a half years at Swansea Crown Court after a judge said he was “fist-happy when he has had a couple” and warned anyone on a night out in Neath or Swansea to watch out if the defendant was around.

Joseph Cullen, 26, was sentenced to 30 months at Swansea Crown Court after stabbing a man twice in the back outside St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School in Swansea.

A Llandeilo man with previous child sex image convictions avoided prison after breaching his sexual harm prevention order by using an AI chatbot to discuss child sexual abuse and deleting the app before police could examine his phone.

A Milford Haven postal worker has been jailed for 38 months after running an illegal sports streaming business with over 1,800 customers, costing broadcasters millions of pounds.

Three Tata Steel employees and an accomplice conspired to steal almost 49 tons of tin valued at more than £1 million from the Trostre Steelworks in Llanelli.

Mateo Allmunca, 24, told police he was only in Llanelli to visit the beach, but officers found he had a key to the flat housing 89 cannabis plants worth up to £82,000.

Andrew Eldred, 35, of Kidwelly, was sentenced at Swansea Crown Court after being convicted of sexual offences against a vulnerable 15-year-old girl he groomed on Instagram.

A former Tata Steel worker has been jailed for three years after police found £3,500 worth of cocaine in his car during a stop in Morriston. Two co-defendants were spared prison for their roles in the supply network.

Euwyn Draper, 22, of Haverfordwest, was sentenced to 20 months at Swansea Crown Court after breaching his sexual harm prevention order through secret social media accounts used to discuss the sexual abuse of children.

Daniel Pridmore, 39, used a broken bicycle wheel spoke to stab a man in the neck during a confrontation in Swansea. He was sentenced to 21 months at Swansea Crown Court.

A Swansea man has been jailed for 18 months after arming himself with a knife and threatening a stranger during what a court heard was a “grotesque mid-life crisis.” David Dallimore, 37, admitted possession of an offensive weapon, making threats with a bladed article, harassment, and battery.