Drug dealer jailed after zombie knife and cocaine seized
Levi James, 21, from Cardiff, was sentenced to 48 months after officers caught him with crack cocaine worth up to £5,000 and a zombie knife during an operation in Gabalfa.
Levi James, 21, from Cardiff, was sentenced to 48 months after officers caught him with crack cocaine worth up to £5,000 and a zombie knife during an operation in Gabalfa.
Hollywood Bowl Group's largest UK venue will open in St David's Centre this summer, featuring bowling, electric go-karting, arcade games and interactive darts across 45,000sqft.
Rizwan Mohammed, 19, drove the wrong way around a roundabout and reversed into police cars during a high-speed chase before officers found crack cocaine worth more than £2,000.
Shawna Miller, 28, knocked out a grandmother's front teeth after being asked to keep the noise down at a Porthcawl caravan park while a child slept.
James Roberts, 28, of Buckley, was sentenced to two years in prison at Mold Crown Court after being convicted of controlling and coercive behaviour, strangulation and actual bodily harm against his partner.
Gwent Police is working with Caerphilly Borough Council to create an approved off-road riding area in Rhymney as residents raise concerns about reckless biking across the force area.
The family of Demi Edmunds, 17, from Caldicot, have paid tribute after she died in a collision on the A4042 in Cwmbran.
Matthew Toyer, 45, was convicted at Cardiff Crown Court of sexual offences against a child under 13 and will be sentenced in March.
Jordan Martin, 33, was caught with more than 1kg of cocaine during a raid at his Newport home and has now faced a proceeds of crime hearing.
A 57-year-old Swansea man has been jailed after police found £33,000 under a motorbike seat, cocaine behind a ceiling tile, and drug dealing messages on his phone.
Jack Haynes and Liam Davies were sentenced at Swansea Crown Court after messages on a seized phone revealed their roles in a cocaine supply operation.
Rogue trader Lee Slocombe has been jailed for six years after defrauding vulnerable victims out of nearly £550,000 and leaving homes in a dangerous state across south Wales.