Macauley Hughes, 29, of Merthyr Tydfil, was sentenced to two-and-a-half years in prison at Cardiff Crown Court after admitting drug supply offences uncovered during a stop search at Cardiff Central station.
Chelsea Griffiths, 34, was sentenced to 52 months at Merthyr Tydfil Crown Court after pleading guilty to causing grievous bodily harm and common assault following an attack at a flat in Abercynon.
Thomas Jenkins, 34, from Llanelli, was sentenced to 30 months at Swansea Crown Court after child sexual abuse material including Category A videos was found on his devices. The former doctor had a previous conviction for targeting a child online.
Katie Kelshaw, 37, was sentenced to two years in prison at Swansea Crown Court after brandishing a kitchen knife near the High Street railway station, racially abusing officers, and being found with counterfeit cash and stolen bank cards.
Vishnu Remadevi, 39, was sentenced to 11 years and six months after pleading guilty on the first day of his trial to rape, sexual assault and multiple violent offences against two victims.
Gareth Moreton-Jenkins, 42, was handed an extended sentence of 10 years and six months at Newport Crown Court after being convicted of wounding with intent following an attack on his then partner.
Ashley Thomas, 34, of Porthcawl, was sentenced to 12 months in prison at Swansea Crown Court after pursuing a bus and violently assaulting a passenger over his daughter's unverified accusation.
Conor Webley, 32, of Hengoed, was sentenced to 14 months at Newport Crown Court after pleading guilty to 11 offences including assault, criminal damage and possession of an offensive weapon.
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.
Deacon Watkins, 21, of Newport, struck his stepfather in the face with a baseball bat modified with staples during a confrontation in February 2024. He received a nine-month suspended sentence at Cardiff Crown Court.
Lynda Cooper has been sentenced at Cardiff Crown Court after admitting 11 animal welfare offences linked to an unlicensed breeding operation at her Pontypool home, where 41 dogs and two litters of puppies were discovered in unsuitable conditions.
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.
