Levi Walters, 28, attacked his partner at his Cimla home after her night out and threatened to kill the friend she called for help. He was given a suspended sentence and a five-year restraining order at Swansea Crown Court.
Lee Southan, 40, waved a kitchen knife and a sock filled with glass ornaments on Bridge Street before setting off a fire extinguisher at a police officer. He has been jailed for a total of 18 months.
David Blount abused a primary school age girl in the Swansea area in the early 2000s and then bullied her into silence. She reported him to police around 20 years later.
Ian Stanton, 58, has been jailed for 38 months after police found cocaine and around £5,500 in cash at his property. Margaret Lewis, 63, who was inside when officers forced entry, received a suspended sentence.
James McKenna stabbed his ex-partner Joanne Sidaway at least 11 times in a Carmarthen park in January, then spent three nights hiding in woodland. He has now been jailed for attempted murder.
A man who secretly filmed a woman performing a sex act on him, planning to show his partner, has been jailed for five months. David Novac admitted voyeurism at Swansea Crown Court.
Christopher Wright, 41, kept guns, Samurai swords and an AK-47 at his Powys home and pointed a revolver at his partner’s head. He has been jailed for seven years at Swansea Crown Court.
Caeran Evans, from Penlan, was convicted of rape by a jury after previously admitting sexual assault. He has also been given a 15-year restraining order.
Kara Racuoco twice produced a needle when challenged by security at Asda in Llanelli, once claiming she owned the supermarket. She has been jailed for four years after admitting two robberies and two thefts.
Gary Longfield, 43, was found guilty of rape and assault by penetration after taking a drunk young woman back to his house from a Pembrokeshire nightclub. He continues to deny the offences.
Shaun Peters, 37, was caught with cannabis, vapes, edibles and up to £10,000 in cash less than a year after being handed a suspended sentence for the same offending. A recorder at Swansea Crown Court jailed him for 36 months.
Jonathan Yeandle was caught after a foot chase on Prince of Wales Road, then bailed - and within weeks was texting users that he was "available all night". He has been jailed for 44 months.