Their crimes include a twisted paedophile who discussed “grotesque” fantasies about raping and murdering children.
Also locked up at Leeds Crown Court this week, was a dealer found storing £125,000 worth of drugs in a lock-up garage and Transit van.
View our gallery below for the full round-up of criminals locked up in Leeds this week...

1. Rehan Farooq
Twisted paedophile Rehan Farooq, who discussed “grotesque” fantasies about raping and murdering children, and was also caught filming a woman using the toilet was jailed for 40 months with the judge telling him he “clearly” had a sexual interest in children. The 37-year-old was also put on the sex offender register for life and given a lifelong sexual harm prevention order (SHPO) to curb his internet use. | WYP

2. Craig Winstanley
Troubled man Craig Winstanley was jailed for three years and nine months after he put his neighbours at “high risk of serious physical harm” during an apparent suicide attempt at his home on Ramshead Drive, Seacroft. The 51-year-old, who has a history of mental health struggles, admitted a charge of arson reckless as to whether life was endangered. | WYP/YEP

3. John Conroy
Drug addicted former plasterer John Conroy threatened a couple with an angle grinder as he stole their bike from outside the Wetherspoon-owned Picture House on Queen Street, Morley. The pair shouted at Conroy to stop and he turned to them holding the rotating, jagged-edge tool and told them: “Stay back or I will use it on you.” The 33-year-old was jailed for 40 months and given a five-year criminal behaviour order. | WYP

4. Lee Rose
Lee Rose was jailed for robbing a man of £17 worth of groceries after took revenge over Facebook posts. The 28-year-old also made threatening calls to the man’s relatives warning them not to contact the police or face being stabbed. The judge described it as a “revenge attack”. He said Rose played a leading part, and jailed him for four years. | WYP / Google Maps

5. Jordan Haynes
Jordan Haynes has been recalled to prison until 2028 after he “hunted down” and stabbed his victim in Pudsey last year. Judge Andrew Stubbs KC told Haynes at Leeds Crown Court that he effectively got a “free stab” at a victim, suggesting whatever sentence he could pass, it would make little difference to his 2028 release as he is unable to extend the time he serves in prison. | WYP

6. Patryk Procyk
Violent ex Patryk Procyk was jailed for three years after he was found guilty after a trial of coercive control, two counts of ABH and stalking that caused serious alarm or distress. The court heard how Procyk would sleep rough outside his ex's home for weeks at a time and she later moved to Leeds from London to get away from him. He was also given a 10-ytear restraining order. | WYP / YEP