Wales - Locked up: The murderer, arsonist and attacker sent to prison in Wales this week

Some of the criminals sent to prison this week included two people sentenced over the murder of a mother in her Cardiff flat and a woman who set light to her own house.

• 12 JUN 2016
• BY CATHY OWEN

These are the faces of the criminals jailed this week

Kial Ahmed and Roxanne Deacon

South Wales Police

Murderer Kial Ahmed was given life imprisonment for the murder of Cardiff mum Nadia Jones, 38, at her flat in Tremorfa.

Roxanne Deacon, 27, was also sentenced for her role in the mother-of-one’s death after pleading guilty to manslaughter.

Full story: Murderer who killed mother in her own flat and then stole drugs from her is jailed for life

Jack Martin

South Wales Police

Jack Martin was jailed for four years and eight months for a city centre assault on a student rugby fan after a game.

Full story: This dad of two knocked an innocent teenage rugby fan unconscious then stamped on him in a drunken rage

Jack Watson

The 22-year-old was jailed for throwing his ex-partner's boyfriend off the balcony of a flat in Porthcawl.

Full story: Man tells victim 'next time I will kill you' moments after throwing him off a balcony

Alison Cokely

The 51-year-old was jailed for three years for setting home to her Swansea Valley home and watching it burn from a garden chair.

Full story: Woman who set fire to her own house 'snapped' and wanted to 'watch it burn'

Geraint Jeffreys

Restaurant worker Geraint Jeffreys was jailed for 27 months for having sex with two 14-year-old girls.

Full story: Jail for Chirk restaurant worker who had sex with girls, 14

Manuel Scarlat and Gheorge Constantine

Scarlat and Constantine were jailed after they took money from vulnerable and elderly victims at cash points in various cities and towns, including Cardiff andSwansea.

Manuel Scarlat, 18, was sentenced to two years imprisonment and Gheorge Constantine, 44, was given 20 months in prison after 17 offences were reported in total across Wales and the Midlands. Both men pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit theft.

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• Two men jailed after distracting and stealing from elderly victims at cash points

Morris Doyle

Morris Doyle stole chocolate worth £32 and ended up being jailed

Doyle, 47, stole 32 chocolate bars from a pound shop on Queen Street, Cardiff, and then threatened to attack a security guard with a bike chain.

He admitted possessing an offensive weapon and shoplifting.

Doyle, of Ogmore Road, Caerau, Cardiff, was sentenced to serve 32 weeks and six days imprisonment.

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