These are the names and faces of 10 heinous criminals who were locked up in Leeds this week.
Their crimes include a drug addict who was sentenced for the murder of his friend in a tower-block bloodbath before dumping his body in the street.
Also sentenced at Leeds Crown Court this week, was a jealous thug who pulled pistol from his waistband and threatened to not only ex partner, but her family and pet dog.
View our gallery below for the full round-up of criminals sentenced in Leeds this week...

7. Sam Shaw
Thug Sam Shaw, who convinced his partner he had changed, before reverting to type and made threats to kill her, has been handed a new two-year jail sentence. The 31-year-old even tried to persuade the woman to withdraw a restraining order but when that failed, he became angry and said he would organise to “get someone” to come to her home. He was told the restraining order will remain in place. | WYP / YEP

8. Kian McCormack
Drug boss Kian McCormack, who ran two lucrative phone lines selling crack cocaine and heroin, has been jailed for three years and nine months, but under the early-release proposals was told by the judge he may just serve around 15 months. The 23-year-old used the lucrative lines to direct runners to drop off drugs and sent out tens of thousands of messages to addicts advertising prices. | WYP / YEP

9. Serge Makosso-Tunda
Jealous thug Serge Makosso-Tunda pulled a pistol from his waistband and threatened to shoot his ex partner, her family and pet dog. Having forced his way into the property, he began to pistol whip the woman across her head. The ordeal ended when a neighbour came to her aid. He was jailed for four years, with a four-year extended licence period, and given a lifelong restraining order. | WYP

10. Aaron Anson
Drug dealer Aaron Anson was wanted by police when he phoned them to say that his father had died at his home. After arriving, officers quietly called for back up without alerting Anson. The 35-year-old refused to be taken in and fled the scene. He was jailed for four-and-a-half years after admitting escaping lawful custody, being concerned in the supply of Class A drugs and possession of cannabis. | WYP

