Clayton Jones, who calls himself “the hardest man in Port Talbot”, has been sentenced to three-and-a-half years in prison for threatening to kill staff members and stalking a woman at her home.

Jason Beech sentenced to two years for twice attacking his partner within months of being freed from previous conviction.

Steven Allen, 47, sentenced to 32 months for breaching sexual harm prevention order by travelling to Ireland without telling police.

Jamie Aston sentenced after sending graphic messages to fellow community service participant about raping young girl.

Andrew Rees, 25, sent customers price lists and was caught with 136g of high-purity cocaine when police raided his Llanelli home.

Rhys Copley from respectable family caught with £10,000 drugs haul after street attack in Pembrokeshire.

Liam Peat, 25, sentenced to 45 months after sexually grooming child from age 13, maintaining lies about her age until trial day at Swansea Crown Court.

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.