A Pembrokeshire drug dealer who made more than £300,000 selling ecstasy, 2C-B, and cannabis has been ordered to hand over Tesla shares worth just £91.78 - his only remaining asset.
Matthew Draper, 40, used an aerosol as an accelerant to torch lockers at a supported accommodation hostel in Swansea after telling staff he wanted to go back to prison. He was sentenced to 27 months at Swansea Crown Court.
Daniel Rogers, 38, was sentenced to 18 months in prison at Swansea Crown Court after admitting to intentionally strangling his vulnerable partner during a row at a rented property in the Neath area.
Two Ammanford men have been jailed at Swansea Crown Court after police caught them waiting to collect a cocaine delivery, with phone evidence revealing customers used the word "Chinese" as a code when ordering the drug.
Christopher Smith, 36, of St Twynnells, was jailed for four years for cocaine dealing. A Proceeds of Crime Act hearing found he had benefitted by £85,860 but had no seizable assets.
Emiljan Doci, 38, was caught fleeing across the rooftops of a Swansea terrace after police raided an £88,000 cannabis farm just 10 days after he was smuggled into the UK from France.
Zack High, 26, beat a cocaine buyer inside a caravan in Pembroke Dock, leaving him with suspected facial fractures and a broken wrist. He has been jailed for 18 months at Swansea Crown Court.
Kian Meredith, 22, was caught supplying cocaine and crack near the Palace Theatre while on licence from a previous Jack line conspiracy conviction. He was sentenced to three years and eight months at Swansea Crown Court.
Ylber Bery Shquti, 25, was sentenced to 30 months at Swansea Crown Court after 147 cannabis plants worth £162,000 were found at an industrial unit in Resolven.
Adam Ezalden, 30, was sentenced to seven-and-a-half years at Swansea Crown Court after being convicted of rape and assault occasioning actual bodily harm against a sex worker in Swansea city centre.
Two brothers tried to con a vulnerable Swansea woman in her 70s into withdrawing £6,000 from her building society by claiming she owed money for roofing work already paid for. Staff at the Principality spotted the fraud and called police.
Jamie McCallum, 46, of Cross Hands, Carmarthenshire, was sentenced to 13 months at Swansea Crown Court after admitting distributing indecent images of children to 29 online contacts.