Gorseinon teen jailed for targeting elderly women
Jimmy Tawse, 18, posed as a masseuse and window cleaner to prey on vulnerable women aged 63 to 89 in their own homes.
Jimmy Tawse, 18, posed as a masseuse and window cleaner to prey on vulnerable women aged 63 to 89 in their own homes.
Two men sentenced at Swansea Crown Court after police caught disqualified driver with cocaine on Gelli Road in Llanelli.
Joanna John turned to dealing crack cocaine and cannabis to fund her habit and has been jailed for two-and-a-half years following a police raid in Milford Haven.
Aaron Davies, 22, from Gorseinon, crashed into two cars in Loughor while disqualified, causing extensive damage before fleeing the scene.
Alexander Patton, 32, from Neath, has been sentenced to two years in prison after attacking his fiancée in a jealous rage, leaving her with a fractured eye socket and facial injuries.
Jack Griffiths, 23, from Ammanford, has been sentenced to three years and nine months for controlling behaviour and multiple assaults across west Wales and London.
Christopher Thomas robbed a guest, caused £3,500 damage, and was found on a Premier Inn roof in his underwear before being sentenced to 27 months.
Matthew Davies ran from his Llanelli storage unit in a panic, leaving it unlocked with cocaine, cannabis and £46,000 in cash for officers to discover.
Robert Hughes, 74, from Haverfordwest, has been jailed for eight years after sexually abusing four young girls over 20 years ago. The victims, now adults, described the lasting impact of his crimes in powerful statements to Swansea Crown Court.
John Smith, 33, from Neath, was caught with a burner phone containing messages about cocaine deals after being stopped by police in Briton Ferry.
Christopher Jones, 55, from Swansea Docks has been sentenced to 28 months in prison after pleading guilty to attempting to incite a child to engage in sexual activity online.
Zac Thomas, 19, has been sentenced to three years detention after a drink-fuelled police chase ended with three passengers suffering life-changing injuries in Cardigan.