Jacob Roberts, 25, from Mountain Ash, reversed into a police car twice and hit parked cars and a building while fleeing officers in May. He was jailed for 14 months at Merthyr Tydfil Crown Court.
South Wales Police says Operation Tellima has seized £12,000 in cash, nearly seven kilos of cannabis and seven off-road vehicles in Llanrumney so far this month, with three people arrested for drug supply.
Joshua Wren, 33, was sentenced to three years and three months at Mold Crown Court after being found guilty of controlling and coercive behaviour. A seven-year restraining order was also made.
David Walsh, 42, of Caerau, admitted raping a woman as she slept and strangling her. A judge ruled him a dangerous offender and imposed an extended sentence at Cardiff Crown Court.
Mark Donovan was caught with crystal meth in Newport and Cardiff before a raid on his Rogerstone home uncovered a range of drugs. He was given a suspended sentence at Cardiff Crown Court.
Victoria Lewis, 40, was found guilty at trial of arranging for a child to be sexually exploited by Shaun Lewis, also 40, who admitted his part. She was jailed for four years and he received a 12-year extended sentence.
A 24-year-old faces four charges after a moped failed to stop for Gwent Police on the A4810 and the rider was tracked by air before a police dog flushed him from bushes.
Royston Vincent, 40, was handed a suspended sentence at Cardiff Crown Court after 279 indecent images of children were found on his devices. Chat logs showed him discussing swapping material with other paedophiles.
Dominic Price, 37, of Llantwit Fardre, told a customer that men from Cardiff would stab him, put him in a van and kill him unless he repaid a drug debt. He was jailed for 27 months at Cardiff Crown Court.
Gwent Police's Community Action Team arrested a man in Newport after a stop search turned up suspected drugs and cash. The force said he was in custody when it shared the update on Tuesday.
Nine e-scooters and four e-bikes stopped by officers in Wrexham on Tuesday will be destroyed, with police warning parents not to buy them for their children.
Cardiff's Winter Wonderland opens on Thursday, November 12 across Cardiff Castle and City Hall, with curling joining the ice rink, giant wheel and ski lodge bar for the first time.
