A disqualified driver who smirked throughout his sentencing and laughed after being Tasered has been jailed for 32 months following multiple dangerous pursuits across Caerphilly, during which he rammed police vehicles and reached speeds of more than 50mph in a 20mph zone.
Siobhan Webb, 37, of Aberdare, has been sentenced to a further 34 weeks in prison after admitting sexual assault on a bus driver in Abergele and assaulting a police officer.
Daniel Rogers, 38, was sentenced to 18 months in prison at Swansea Crown Court after admitting to intentionally strangling his vulnerable partner during a row at a rented property in the Neath area.
Neil Faulkner, 50, of Newport, pleaded guilty at Newport Magistrates' Court to attempting to engage in sexual communication with a child after being caught in an online sting. His case has been adjourned for a pre-sentence report.
Calum Edwards, 35, was sentenced to 18 weeks in prison and made the subject of a two-year criminal behaviour order after pleading guilty to 16 counts of theft from shops across Newport.
A woman from Penarth has been ordered to pay £159 after pleading guilty at Cardiff Magistrates' Court to failing to ensure her child regularly attended school.
Jayden Berry, 18, was sentenced to 27 months in a young offender institution at Merthyr Tydfil Crown Court after admitting possession with intent to supply cocaine.
Joshua Camplin, 32, of Newport, pleaded guilty to child sex offences at Cardiff Crown Court and was remanded in custody.
A mother has been ordered to pay £766 after being found guilty in her absence at Cardiff Magistrates' Court of failing to ensure her daughter regularly attended school.
Zulfkar Ahmed, 67, of Grangetown, Cardiff, was sentenced to three years after bombarding a waitress with thousands of messages and stalking a second woman.
Phillip Harris, 58, was sentenced at Newport Crown Court for historical sexual offences against a child committed between 1989 and 1991.
Two Ammanford men have been jailed at Swansea Crown Court after police caught them waiting to collect a cocaine delivery, with phone evidence revealing customers used the word "Chinese" as a code when ordering the drug.
