We look at their cases.
Paula Stanton (Image: South Wales Police)
A transgender woman who masturbated in front of shocked staff at a hospital was jailed for 100 days.
Former soldier Paula Stanton, aged 62, of Severn Avenue, Barry committed the sex act at the University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff.
The Falklands War veteran pleaded guilty to carrying out an act outraging public decency.
Toby Rogers (Image: South Wales Police)
A man who raped a woman after he sexually assaulted her with a sex toy is starting a lengthy prison sentence.
Toby Rogers, aged 34, from Barry was locked up for 10 years.
He admitted several offences that included rape, assault by penetration and assault by beating.
Samuel Camilleri (Image: South Wales Police)
Shoplifter Samuel Camilleri, 48, was sent to prison for four months after he pleaded guilty to a string of thefts from stores in Barry.
On June 12, he stole £154.20 worth of chocolate from the Co-op on Colcot Road.
The next day, on June 13, Camilleri took £70 worth of body wash from Poundland on Holton Road.
On June 16, he targeted Tesco on Stirling Road, stealing £231 worth of meat.
Finally, on June 23, he stole £9.96 of cheese from Sainsbury’s on Park Crescent.
Julie Ullah (Image: South Wales Police)
A woman has been jailed for more than two years for dealing cocaine.
Julie Ullah, 63, of Heol Hartrey, Dinas Powys, was sentenced to two years and eight months in prison at Cardiff Crown Court after pleading guilty to possession with intent to supply a class A drug.
Ullah was found with cocaine on June 16 in Dinas Powys.
Lewis Jones (Image: South Wales Police)
Lewis Jones, 35, of no fixed abode, was sent to prison for 10 weeks after stealing tips from a shop and using a stolen prescription pad to get drugs.
He admitted a string of offences committed in Barry and Cardiff between January and May.
Joshua Smith (Image: South Wales Police)
A man who admitted two offences of outraging public decency after urinating in public has been jailed following a series of shop thefts and repeated breaches of a criminal behaviour order.
Joshua Smith, 25, from Barry appeared before Cardiff Magistrates’ Court over cases dealt with during relating to offences committed in the town.
He was sent to prison for 24 weeks.
