An organised crime gang responsible for supplying more than £3.5m worth of Class A drugs across south Wales and the south-west of England has been sentenced to over 40 years in prison combined at Cardiff Crown Court.
Bernie McDonagh and Thomas McDonagh were sentenced at Cardiff Crown Court after admitting to a nine-month fraud conspiracy that saw them trick online sellers out of nearly £70,000 worth of goods using a counterfeit banking app.
Shannon Wilce, 29, was sentenced to four months' imprisonment at Merthyr Tydfil Magistrates' Court after a string of retail thefts and breaching a Criminal Behaviour Order banning her from Cyfarthfa Retail Park.
Daniel Spencer, 36, had two months of a suspended sentence activated after missing a probation appointment. The judge told him accommodation would be arranged ahead of his release in a few weeks.
Adrian Edros, 37, was sentenced to 40 weeks after breaching a criminal behaviour order banning him from Penarth town centre three times and stealing from local shops.
A father who repeatedly punched, kicked and slapped his children has received a suspended sentence at Cardiff Crown Court after pleading guilty to four counts of causing unnecessary suffering to a child.
Griffith Prosser, 56, of Pentrebach, was sentenced to 18 months at Merthyr Tydfil Crown Court after pleading guilty to wounding his neighbour in an unprovoked attack at her home.
Neil Espin, 46, of Tewkesbury Walk, Newport, was sentenced to 33 months at Cardiff Crown Court after admitting involvement in the supply of cocaine, cannabis, and pregabalin.
Shaun Moran, 42, from Trowbridge, Cardiff, has been sentenced to six years in prison after pleading guilty to distributing more than 1,300 indecent images and videos of children.
A 51-year-old Swansea man who used his teenage daughter to deliver drugs has been jailed for three years after absconding to France, where he was also imprisoned for drug supply before eventually returning to the UK.
Dean Smith, 47, of Llanhilleth, received a four-month suspended sentence at Newport Magistrates' Court after pleading guilty to possessing 309 prohibited images of a child.
Kyle Raybould, 33, was sentenced to three years at Cardiff Crown Court after admitting 10 offences including threatening to destroy property, assault, and dangerous driving.