Their crimes include being drunk and disorderly, and a sickening attack outside a city centre bar.
Also sentenced this week was a paedophile with a fetish for nappies who attended nurseries to get “freebies”.
Here’s the full court round-up, with 12 of the criminals who were sentenced at Leeds Crown Court this week -
7. Thomas Brown
Thomas Brown, of Middleton Road, Belle Isle, was jailed for two years after he was found guilty of indecent assault. His victim was just four-years-old when she was abused in 1994, while Brown was 17. | West Yorkshire Police/Adobe
8. James White and Jack Rose
James White and Jack Rose, who are both19 and currently serving prisoners, were handed new sentences after admitting charges of false imprisonment along with a string of other violent offences with makeshift weapons. Convicted teenage murderer White held a razor to a prison officer’s face and demanded he hand over his keys at Wetherby Young Offender Institute on March 27 last year, planning the move with two accomplices including Rose. | Greater Manchester Police/West Yorkshire Police/National World
9. Anthony Bryant
Anthony Bryant, 54, of Leopold Street, Chapeltown, was jailed for three years after admitting attempted robbery and possession of a bladed article. The known thief tried to rob a security van full of cash while armed with an axe outside the Elford Grove Post Office on Harehills Road on October 21 last year. | West Yorkshire Police/Google
10. Malaki Cawley
Malaki Cawley, 19, of Ingram Street, Holbeck, was jailed for four years after admitting Section 18 GBH with intent. His victim was left with a bleed to the brain after a vicious revenge assault in which a bottle was smashed over his head and he was stamped on. | West Yorkshire Police/Google
11. Ethan Walters
Ethan Walters, 22, of Cranleigh Close, Oldham, Greater Manchester, was jailed for 35 days after admitting a public order offence and being drunk and disorderly. The drunken man was turned away from his flight at Leeds Bradford Airport on February 14, then became abusive as families watched on. | National World