Their crimes include an armed robber, dubbed “Lego Man” by shop workers for his tendency to steal the building-block sets.
Also locked up at Leeds Crown Court this week, was a violent thug who punched and throttled his partner after she asked him to make breakfast.
View our gallery below for the full round-up of criminals locked up in Leeds this week...
7. Thomas Stables
Thomas Stables pointed a gun at a man’s throat in a terrifying “vigilante” attack on Elm Tree Street in Wakefield. The 24-year-old was later found hiding another pistol at his home and during a separate incident, rammed a police vehicle while behind the wheel of a stolen car. He was jailed for six years and six months, and banned from driving for four years and three months, and ordered to take an extended re-test. | WYP
8. Fallie Biasonama
Drug dealer Fallie Biasonama, who was spared jail two years ago, has been locked up for a total of 52 months after he was found selling again following a police chase in which he almost drove into a pedestrian. The 25-year-old desperately tried to flee officers in a black Mercedes before crashing and getting away on foot. He has also been banned from driving for 60 months and ordered to take an extended retest. | WYP / YEP
9. Noel Heatley
Burglar Noel Heatley used paving slabs to smash his way into a Wetherspoon pub, a Tesco petrol station, a Home Bargains and finally a BP garage where a night-shift employee was working in an attempt to steal money to fund his drug use. The 46-year-old was jailed for 44 months after he admitted three non-dwelling burglaries, robbery, resisting arrest and a racially-aggravated public order offence. | WYP
10. Robert Wellbourne
Violent partner Robert Wellbourne punched and throttled a woman after she asked him to make breakfast. The 36-year-old then threw and smashed a TV and a vacuum cleaner, before racially abusing and spitting at police officers who arrived to arrest him. He was jailed for 30 months and given a five-year restraining order to keep him away from his ex partner. | WYP / YEP