Others include a man who killed his brother during an horrific car crash, a sneak thief who managed to steal more than £250,000 worth of cars around Leeds and West Yorkshire, and a machete-wielding thug who was caught when police followed a blood trail to his front door.
7. Connor Morrison
Morrison was jailed for causing the death of his brother after he lost control of his vehicle while driving recklessly on a country road. Pleading guilty to one count of causing death by dangerous driving, the court was told how he reached in excess of 80mph in 40mph zones. He was overtaking other vehicles before he lost control at a “difficult” junction with a “sharp turn” on Common Lane in Walton, Wakefield. The car left the road, collided with a rock and rolled over three times before coming to a stop on its roof. Morrison, of Eastfield Grove, Normanton, was found to be twice the legal limit for cannabis. He was jailed for 26 months. Photo: WYP
8. Alan Booth
Booth, 65, of Skinner Lane in Pontefract, was sentenced to four years in prison at Leeds Crown Court after being found guilty of two counts of rape and one count of indecent assault of a girl after a trial. The crimes happened between 1973 and 1976 when the victim was as young as 10 or 11. He had threatened the victim not to tell anyone about the abuse. Being forced to sentence him according to the lenient laws of the 1970s, the judge gave Booth a four-year jail sentence. Photo: WYP
9. Conrad Williams
Williams was responsible for stealing 10 cars worth over £250,000 during a three-month spree in which he would wear a high-vis jacket. Giving him an "air of legitimacy" he would either sneak into businesses and steal keys or was somehow able to convince staff to give him the keys. Few of the cars were ever recovered, which led the judge to determining that the 29-year-old was stealing them to order. He was jailed for five years and three months. Photo: WYP
10. Christopher Alanazy
With a lengthy criminal record for violence, Alanazy threatened to cut the throat of his terrified girlfriend and "chop her up" while holding a kitchen knife. Having spent his recent years behind bars, he later admitted he struggled to adjust to life on the outside. The 41-year-old, of Brompton Mount in Beeston, admitted making threats to kill. He was given an extended jail sentence of six years and four months. Photo: WYP