St Asaph man jailed for violent attacks on two men
Frankie Harrison sentenced to four and-a-half years in prison after admitting grievous bodily harm with intent in separate attacks in Rhyl and St Asaph.
Frankie Harrison sentenced to four and-a-half years in prison after admitting grievous bodily harm with intent in separate attacks in Rhyl and St Asaph.
Miles Cross sentenced after selling substance to vulnerable people on online forum, with two deaths linked to his actions.
Luke Knowles, 37, was caught driving whilst disqualified on St Woolos Place and also failed to provide a specimen at the police station.
John Gibbon housed dogs in makeshift pens with poor ventilation and little access to water or exercise, making over £68,000 from illegal puppy sales.
David Rees, 48, thought he was speaking to a 12-year-old girl but was actually messaging an undercover police officer when he made explicit sexual advances.
Three Swansea men imprisoned after revenge arson attack over stolen money from business.
David Prothero, 39, sentenced to over 10 years for raping and sexually abusing young girls in Carmarthenshire.
Timothy John, 38, strangled his partner and smashed a bong over her head before escaping from police custody.
Jody Evans, 49, sentenced to 20 weeks in prison after pleading guilty to exposure and racially aggravated harassment in Newport.
Evan Andrews, 18, was caught by Gwent Police on the A4042 at Goytre driving a Volkswagen Golf despite being banned from the roads.
Ciaran Bright found with indecent images after South Wales Police investigation launched following social media referral.
Thomas Treharne, 34, from Maesteg sent explicit photos and videos to the teenage girl, leaving her traumatised and turning to self-harm and cannabis to cope with the impact.