The blade caught the woman on the eyelid, nose, and cheek and came "perilously close" to going into her eye. The drunk driver pulled up to a McDonald's drive-thru with an open can of lager in his van and hit the car in front. He slurred his words as he tried to speak to the cashier and her manager noticed his eyes were glazed and his head was swaying from side to side.
Shannon Lim confronted the defendant after he sneaked into her halls of residence in the early hours of the morning and tried to make off with her cash and cards. In the property police found drugs including 9. The man drunkenly brandished a kitchen knife at a motorist stopped at traffic lights in the middle of the afternoon. The court heard the defendant tapped on the car window, asked the driver if he knew where a man called Matthew Evans was, then opened his jacket to show the motorist a large knife and told him: "When you see him, tell him this is for him.
The knife-wielding robber was thwarted when a courageous cashier brandished a chair but then rode a scooter to another shop and threatened to stab a worker unless she gave him money. The plasterer was carrying a large kitchen knife and a bread knife when he terrorised the two women — before later being caught as he jumped in a taxi.
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The construction worker left a man with a long-term vision impairment after gouging him in the eyes after a Christmas party. The Swansea man shouted racist abuse at staff in a Turkish restaurant and told a worker to "kiss my hand" before breaking his jaw. He punched his victim three times in the face after being refused entry because of his drunken and aggressive manner.
The abusive boyfriend broke his partner's collar bone in an unprovoked attack when he rugby tackled her.
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Jones then refused to call an ambulance but insisted on driving her to hospital — while threatening her not to tell medical staff what had happened. A paedophile who sexually assaulted a seven-year-old girl was caught working at a primary school in Cardiff just weeks after he was released from prison. Kelleher, 30, was jailed in April and ordered to register indefinitely as a sex offender as well as being made the subject of a Sexual Harm Prevention Order.
On May 16, he started working at Baden Powell Primary School as a ground worker when a member of public called the police on the "suspicious male". The former Welsh Government lawyer and a former police officer carried out horrific sex attacks on "a number of very young children". Police said their investigation into the two men "uncovered extremely disturbing child abuse evidence".
Five thugs who took part in a street brawl which left a student fighting for his life in hospital joked and smirked in the dock as they were jailed in August. The bogus carer left her vulnerable year-old victim in the bathroom as she rummaged around her house, helping herself to cash and bank cards, then leaving quickly before the real carer arrived.
The year-old was jailed for 10 months after driving mph in a police chase on the M4 in his grandmother's stolen car. He took the Vauxhall Mokka from the home he shares with his grandparents in Caerau, near Maesteg, before driving at excessive speeds for several miles in a bid to lose police cars. The court heard they broke into the building in Upper Dock Street in the early hours of August 24, , and returned to the building shortly afterwards and started a fire in the floors above a Lifestyle Express store and VapourZest shop.
Lewis from Carmarthen was sentenced to eight years for attacking her housemate in a "sadistic" assault. The court heard she beat her housemate with a rolling pin and slashed him with a bread knife before tying him up and bundling him into a cupboard in a hour ordeal. Dad-of-two O'Driscoll plunged a 'Rambo' style hunting knife into a man's chest during an argument about a drugs debt.
The victim needed emergency surgery after suffering life-threatening injuries that have caused permanent scarring. The stalker armed himself with a pistol, got dressed in military uniform, and hunted for his victim at the university where she was studying. Jones told staff at Aberystwyth University that he was with the Royal Military Police, and was searching for a soldier who was absent without leave from his regiment.
The young girl violated by Beveridge bravely went through the ordeal of a trial to see him sent to jail. He was found guilty of 10 counts of sex abuse on a girl under the age of 13 and was given an extended sentence of 16 years. He had targeted the house of his ex-girlfriend's mother but left behind a trail of cheese crumbs after eating the Red Leicester he found in the fridge.
The year-old was jailed for 16 months after giving his former partner a black eye and split lip in an attack at her home in Bargoed. The sex attacker followed a university student for several minutes before sexually assaulting her twice in a Cardiff street. The judge didn't find it funny, and said a "serious sexual assault" warranted an immediate custodial sentence. Davies was a member of staff at a large comprehensive school when he was arrested for wanting sex with year-old girls and having a video on his phone of a child as young as five being raped.
The lab technician was also a youth volunteer with St John Ambulance and was caught in a "sting" operation run by members of an online group called Welsh Children Protectors. Jailed for demanding money while holding a four-inch knife to the throat of his victim in a Cardiff park. He pulled the blade out of his hoodie pocket and pointed it at his victim's neck, instructing him to hand over either his mobile phone or his bike.
They punched the woman so her contact lenses came out of her eyes and she could not see anything during the sustained two-on-one assault. White supremacist Jennings was jailed over messages he posted on the American-based social networking site GAB, which styles itself as a "free speech" platform.
The posts warned Jews they would "get the same treatment as Muslims" and called for prominent EU remain campaigner Gina Miller to be hunted down and killed, as well as boasting he would be first in line to 'Jo Cox' Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn. The year-old carried out the sexual assault at the The Borough pub in the city centre in January as his victim was walking to the toilets.
The self-confessed "stupid idiot" led the police on a mile car chase at speeds of up to mph through Cardiff city centre. The paedophile sexually abused an eight-year-old child by offering her sweets from his backpack and putting them on his groin.
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Cardiff Crown Court heard when the girl objected to the abuse Brian Slee said it was "tough" and told her she would not get any ice cream if she did not do what she was told. The shoplifter went on a crime spree as she stole hundreds of pounds of goods in five stores after cutting the labels off the items with scissors.
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Watson, 28, targeted clothes, homeware, and Christmas decorations as she stole from a string of stores in two retail parks. He stamped on his partner's face and poured gone-off milk over her in an act of calculated humiliation just days after a restraining order against him was lifted. The woman was left with a shoe mark from his trainers imprinted on her face following the attack.
Jason Shaune Rees knew where the year-old kept the money she was putting aside for presents, and helped himself to the cash in order to help fund his heroin habit. The crying drug dealer was jailed for four years after being found guilty of being part of a sophisticated drugs supply network.
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Hughes, from Llandudno, left the country in September , travelling to Chile and Dubai before setting up home in northern Cyprus, but he was eventually arrested at Heathrow Airport in January and jailed this month. The year-old was already subject to a sexual offences prevention order when police arrested him in Swansea.
The far-right group supporter engaged in a month-long hate campaign which saw him spray swastikas on landmarks and daub racist graffiti. The year-old stuck racist posters on buildings around his home city of Newport as well as torching a school and a masonic lodge, causing tens of thousands of pounds worth of damage. The burglar pocketed hundreds of pounds in cash from a restaurant before stealing tools from an event space and grabbing bottles from a bar's cellar.
Gauci, 44, who had been before the courts for more than previous offences, was released on police bail following two burglaries — then went on to commit another five. He snatched Priscilla Welsh's purse after pushing her as she walked along a street near her home in Grangetown, Cardiff. Sent to a young offender institution after taking a woman's keys in a burglary before stealing her car and trying to burgle more homes. He pocketed the keys from the victim's handbag while she was at a wedding then tried to break into a couple's home through patio doors while they were in bed.
He had tried to burgle a Tesco Express less than a fortnight after he was spared an immediate jail term for assaulting someone, carrying a knife, and causing criminal damage. Jailed for six months for touching himself inappropriately next to two teenagers on a south Wales train.
The youngsters reported his behaviour to police, and the year-old was identified from CCTV and tracked down. The serial burglar was caught red-handed and claimed he was "waiting for a friend" when a homeowner found him in the living room. Police officers bravely tackled Preece who was carrying a "Rambo-style knife" outside a Cardiff cafe. Luker was on holiday in Tenby when he forcibly stole money from a cash register after distracting the supermarket assistant by asking her to change his coins.
Cesar had been spared jail after admitting a "vicious" and "violent" attack on a Cardiff street but was locked up last month after breaching the requirements of her sentence. She also didn't impress Recorder Peter Crouch by turning up for her sentencing an hour and a half late. A scam involving fake documents landed 10 immigration offenders behind bars following a two-year investigation by the authorities. Cardiff Crown Court heard the fraudulent activity involved the defendants supplying false employment documents to assist unlawful immigration.