Colin Bick, 49, of Marl Court, Thornhill, Cwmbran, has indicated guilty pleas at Newport Magistrates' Court to possessing 216 indecent images of children. He was granted unconditional bail and placed on the sex offenders register ahead of sentencing on 6 August.
Oakley Nunes, 24, has been disqualified from driving for three years after admitting he failed to provide a blood sample when suspected of drink or drug driving at Ystrad Mynach. Newport magistrates also imposed a community order and financial penalties.
Nathan Curley, 19, was sent to a young offender institution for 16 weeks after admitting stealing an iPhone and Montirex sportswear worth £130 from JD Sports in Newport.
Glyn Webb, 69, received a suspended sentence at Cardiff Magistrates' Court after pleading guilty to attempting to engage in sexual communication with someone he believed was a girl under 16.
Matthew Pemberton, 41, received a suspended sentence at Cardiff Magistrates' Court after admitting attempting to engage in sexual communication with someone he believed was a child.
Matthew Jones, 43, of Chepstow Road, Newport, was sentenced at Newport Magistrates' Court after admitting to a series of thefts and a burglary at Asda and Tesco stores.
Leigh Dixon, 44, of Bettws, was given a suspended sentence at Newport Magistrates' Court after admitting killing a wild bird at Friars Walk and a public order offence.
Arron Dean, 31, has been jailed for 26 weeks after admitting to possessing a knife in a public place in Menai Bridge. He was arrested after threatening residents at a property and walking towards the high street with the weapon.
Kirk Edwards, 29, was sentenced to 30 weeks in prison after attacking a Sainsbury's employee while stealing whisky and chocolates. He was already subject to a suspended sentence, conditional discharge, and community order at the time.
Three prolific shoplifters from Merthyr Tydfil have been jailed after being arrested on the same day. Brandon Kelly received 12 weeks, while Julian Jones and Sam Thomas were each sentenced to four weeks.
Philip Blakemore, 30, of Y Ffor, has been jailed for 14 weeks after threatening siblings and breaching a domestic abuse protection order. Armed officers were deployed during a six-hour standoff at his ex-partner's address.
A retired vicar from Brecon has been jailed for 12 months and 12 weeks after police found prohibited images of children on his laptop during a spot check. Andrew Robinson pleaded guilty to possessing a prohibited image of a child and breaching a sexual harm prevention order.