A Swansea man has been jailed for 18 months after arming himself with a knife and threatening a stranger during what a court heard was a “grotesque mid-life crisis.” David Dallimore, 37, admitted possession of an offensive weapon, making threats with a bladed article, harassment, and battery.
David Smith, 43, of Blaengwynfi, has been sentenced to four years and four months at Swansea Crown Court after admitting stalking, dangerous driving, arson, and knife offences against his former partner.
Tony Pike, 23, of Port Talbot, was sentenced to 33 months at Swansea Crown Court for involvement in supplying cocaine and heroin. A bag of white powder at his home, which initially tested positive for cocaine, was later confirmed to be bicarbonate of soda.
Llewellyn Tudball, 47, of Risca, was sentenced to 12 months in custody at Newport Magistrates’ Court after admitting breaching a restraining order for the fourth time by contacting his victim via text and social media.
Timothy Ayres, 39, was sentenced to 16 months at Swansea Crown Court after breaching a sexual harm prevention order by failing to register bank cards and a tablet device with police.
Tyrell Eason, 21, handed his iPhone to officers during a traffic stop on Boxing Day – only for cocaine orders to start appearing on screen. He was given a suspended sentence at Cardiff Crown Court.
Sean Hart, 28, of Cardiff Road, Caerphilly, received a suspended sentence at Cardiff Crown Court after admitting to possessing more than 1,000 indecent images of children and extreme pornographic material.
Stewart Alderton, 44, from Knighton, was sentenced to 22 months at Swansea Crown Court after admitting 11 breaches of a sexual harm prevention order imposed following a 2021 conviction.
Mark Hagland, 54, and Tracy Williams, 39, have been sentenced to 18 and 16 months’ imprisonment respectively after assaulting a man at a property in Pontprennau, leaving him with multiple rib fractures.
Franky Dymott, 50, of Main Street, Barry, was sentenced to 29 weeks in prison at Cardiff Magistrates’ Court after breaching a restraining order on two consecutive days, just months after it was imposed.
Lee Brown, 45, of Barry, has been sentenced to three years and four months after admitting to running a fraudulent building business that took tens of thousands of pounds in deposits from customers without completing any work.
Aladje Balde, 23, of Llanrumney, has been sentenced to 12 months in prison at Newport Crown Court after assaulting shop workers, a police officer, and directing racist abuse at two people during a rampage across Cardiff Bay.