Their crimes include a businessman who smuggled more than £102,000 worth of thermal-imaging rifle scopes to China.
Also locked up at Leeds Crown Court this week, was a dangerous Leeds paedophile who was caught downloading abuse images just days after being freed from prison.
View our gallery below for the full round-up of criminals locked up in Leeds this week...

1. Steven Gates
Steven Gates, who runs a piping company in Wakefield, smuggled more than £102,000 worth of thermal-imaging rifle scopes to China. The 47-year-old was caught twice attempting to mail the night-vision gun equipment to a man in Hong Kong. He admitted charges of exporting prohibited goods and knowingly mis-describing mailed goods, and was jailed for 25 months. | WYP

2. Andrew Holland
Andrew Holland was jailed for stealing 50 metres of copper cable from the railways near Wakefield which led to 20 trains being cancelled and hours of commuter chaos at a cost of nearly £68,000. British Transport Police caught the 38-year-old attempting to burn the cabling down to leave the copper, which he would then weigh in. He was jailed for 20 months. | WYP / YEP

3. Callum Kellett
Paranoid and controlling Callum Kellett was jailed for 28 months and given a 10-year restraining order after a campaign of terror where he abused, attacked and bit his partner while demanding she hand over her wages £400 weekly wages “to live with him”. The 20-year-old would not allow the woman to wear dresses, accused of her cheating and made her call into work sick if he was not at work. | WYP / YEP

4. Jermaine Richards
Jermaine Richards was sentenced to three years and two months in prison at Leeds Crown Court for domestic abuse after he broke a restraining order three times. The 39-year-old, of Bexley Terrace, admitted to three charges of breaching a restraining order and making threats with a bladed article in public. | WYP Photo: WYP

5. Nathan Harrison
Crack-cocaine addict Nathan Harrison who stole up to 40 cans of Red Bull at a time from the Shell garage on Bondgate in Pontefract has been jailed for 27 months after he lashed out at a shopkeeper who tried to stop him. The 33-year-old was also given a restraining order banning him from the Shell garage, B&M, Jollyes and Tesco in Pontefract, as well as their car parks, for the next 10 years. | WYP / Getty

6. Josemar Da Silva
Josemar Da Silva was jailed for three years and six months at Leeds Crown Court after police raid at his home uncovered a large supply of MDMA drugs, with an estimated street value of £3,960. The 32-year-old was hosting parties and working as a DJ out of his Armley home as a way to make money when he began taking and supplying MDMA. | WYP/YEP