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A city centre bouncer helped police catch a serial sexual predator who stalked and attacked lone females as they made their way home from nights out in Leeds.

Justas Liutkas,21, terrorised women by following them for up to 20 minutes before attacking them as they walked through the city centre.

In one offence Liutikas - also known as Gustas Adomatis - chased a young woman to her student accommodation.

He sexually assaulted her as she desperately tried to open the gates to her flats complex and cried out for help

Justas Liutikas terrorised women as they made their way home from nights out or walked to work though Leeds city centre.

Other locations of his attacks included Meadow Lane, Call Lane, The Calls, Woodhouse Street, Briggate and Burley Road.

One of Liutikas's victims took pictures of him on her mobile phone as she was followed.

The picture was circulated by West Yorkshire Police during its NightSafe operation in the city centre back in June.

A bouncer at a city centre club recognised him in the premises on a night out in June and called police straight away.

Chief Inspector Richard Padwell said: "We shared information with our colleagues and our partners and it was a door staff member at a club who spotted this individual and was able to tell a police officer immediately.

"This is a dangerous individual now off the streets."

Liutikas targeted nine women in total between May 17 and June 9 this year, sexually assaulting five of them.

On other occasions victims fought back or Liutikas was stopped by members of the public who intervened.

Leeds bouncer helped police catch sexual predator who targeted lone women on nights out