Darren and Dre Lewis, of Port Talbot, have been sentenced at Swansea Crown Court for their roles in a cocaine supply operation uncovered through a seized mobile phone.

A Swansea builder who had £3,000 of tools stolen spotted them for sale on Facebook hours later and posed as a buyer, leading police to Craig Dudley who has been jailed for 17 months.

Scott Parry, 41, of Dyfatty, Swansea, was jailed for 10 months after brandishing a machete in a block of flats and carrying out three shoplifting raids on a Matalan store.

Talha Ahmadzai, of Haverfordwest, was sentenced at Swansea Crown Court as an offender of particular concern after admitting a catalogue of serious sexual offences.

Mike Jones was sentenced to 30 months at Swansea Crown Court after targeting what he believed were underage girls on social media, breaching an existing sexual harm prevention order.

Joshua Hyett, 29, was found with cocaine, cash, and incriminating phone messages after a collision in Swansea. He was jailed for 38 months at Swansea Crown Court.

Zack Mason was sentenced to four years after striking Noel Crowley, 85, as the former Neath Port Talbot Council leader crossed the road in Port Talbot.

Jamie Davies, 34, of Port Talbot, has been jailed for 28 months after using Snapchat to try to groom a 14-year-old boy, offering to cook him a meal in exchange for the child performing a sex act.

A 20-year-old dealer who bulk-texted university students offering drugs has been sentenced alongside a co-defendant found with half a kilo of cocaine.

Martin O’Reilly, 24, was arrested after unlocking an Airbnb in Morriston where officers were already searching. His phone revealed 10 months of cocaine dealing.

Daniel Blair, 37, was sentenced to over two years in prison after throttling a 16-year-old supporter in a chokehold during a Championship fixture at the Swansea.com Stadium.

Nigel Page, 68, of Carmarthen, has been jailed for two years at Swansea Crown Court after sexually assaulting a vulnerable intoxicated teenager he had lured to his home under the pretence of helping her.