Kara Racuoco twice produced a needle when challenged by security at Asda in Llanelli, once claiming she owned the supermarket. She has been jailed for four years after admitting two robberies and two thefts.
A wanted burglary suspect and a driver who failed a roadside drug test were arrested after a stinger stop in Newbridge. Gwent Police shared a round-up of recent roads policing incidents.
Jordan Jones, 26, admitted nine offences including four counts of rape after a violent attack on a woman in the Chirk area in February. He was jailed for 18 years, with a further five years on extended licence.
Carla Stubbs, 37, of Llandudno, was the go-between for a child and Steven Moorcroft, who supplied drugs from Merseyside into North Wales. She is the seventh person convicted under Operation Noriker.
A quadbike has been recovered from Bryn Rhodfa in Treorchy during a week of police action on illegal vehicles. Officers in the Rhondda also handed out car crime advice to residents.
A Fleur-de-Lys woman used friends, family and Facebook contacts to move almost £900,000 from her employers into her own account over nearly six years. She has been jailed for four years and four months.
Alexander Webber, 29, of Bridgend, gave a 16-year-old girl cocaine before having sex with her. He admitted three counts of sexual activity with a girl by an adult in a position of trust.
A criminal defence solicitor was secretly involved in supplying cocaine and steroids. He has been jailed alongside two associates after a South Wales Police investigation that began when he represented one of them.
Jamie Williams, 24, was stopped by police while riding an e-scooter in Caernarfon. He was sentenced via video link from HMP Berwyn, where he is serving time for attacking his brother with a gun.
Amanda Cotter took payments for spice that her son Cameron Williams was selling from his cell at HMP Cardiff. Four people have now been sentenced over the scheme.
Gary Longfield, 43, was found guilty of rape and assault by penetration after taking a drunk young woman back to his house from a Pembrokeshire nightclub. He continues to deny the offences.
Gift Ayoola, 19, directed children as young as two to perform sexual acts on video calls, then sold the footage to paedophiles - one paid him £5,000. He was jailed for four years at Cardiff Crown Court.