Learner driver Tyrone Walsh, 18, sentenced to 14 months detention after dangerous driving left victim with collapsed lung and six broken ribs.

Luke Rogers, 39, claimed he deleted a message about meeting for coffee “by mistake” but judge noted the multi-step deletion process at Swansea Crown Court.

Jamil Ahmed, 28, from Clydach, sentenced for offences against four women including rape whilst unconscious and extreme controlling behaviour.

Frank Standring, 59, sent explicit images and arranged to meet who he believed was a 13-year-old in paedophile hunter sting operation.

Terry Hughes, 41, from Milford Haven pretended to be 15 on Snapchat to target children despite being subject to prevention order.

Leanne Rees struck security guard twice after being caught stealing steaks and ready meals from Swansea Tesco Express.

Dean Williams, 57, sentenced to 21 months after smashing neighbour’s door with axe and threatening to kill him following loud music complaint in Sandfields area.

Melanie Martin, 52, and son Kieran sentenced after police found £16,500 worth of cocaine at their Swansea home during financial difficulties.

Karl Griffiths, 42, sentenced to 31 months after beating friend and parading him naked through Penclawdd streets whilst filming the ordeal.

Logan Edge, 18, attacked a vulnerable boy with learning difficulties, holding a knife to his head during a robbery in Morriston.

Christopher Ready successfully appealed his 18-week sentence for stealing £70 worth of steaks, despite having 70 previous shoplifting convictions over 30 years.

Daryl Lawton given suspended sentence despite downloading thousands of computer-generated illegal images whilst on prison licence.