Alfie Milburn was handed an extended sentence of 14 years this week after being found guilty of the manslaughter of 19-year-old Harry Abbott. Milburn, who recently turned 20, was at his home in Seacroft in October last year when he was ambushed by a masked machete-wielding gang that included Mr Abbott, who he fatally stabbed while under attack. It was part of a tit-for-tat rivalry.placeholder image
Alfie Milburn was handed an extended sentence of 14 years this week after being found guilty of the manslaughter of 19-year-old Harry Abbott. Milburn, who recently turned 20, was at his home in Seacroft in October last year when he was ambushed by a masked machete-wielding gang that included Mr Abbott, who he fatally stabbed while under attack. It was part of a tit-for-tat rivalry. | WYP

Nine criminals sentenced at Leeds Crown Court this week including the killer of Harry Abbott

Alex Grant
By Alex Grant

Senior Reporter

Published 7th Jun 2026, 16:30 BST

These criminals faced judges at Leeds Crown Court this week

Here are nine criminals who were sentenced in Leeds this week.

Their crimes include young man who lashed out and killed 19-year-old Harry Abbott after being ambushed by a masked machete-wielding gang.

Also sentenced at Leeds Crown Court this week, was a pair of brothers who drove 87 miles to break into a series of empty homes in one night.

View our gallery below for the full round-up of criminals sentenced in Leeds this week...

Homeless brothers Sevi and Neeve Conley were both jailed for five years and eight months respectively after they drove 87 miles from West Yorkshire to Lancashire to break into a series of empty homes in one night. The stole hundreds of items, including thousands of pounds worth of jewellery, which they wrapped in pillow cases taken from the victims’ homes.

7. Sevi and Neeve Conley

Homeless brothers Sevi and Neeve Conley were both jailed for five years and eight months respectively after they drove 87 miles from West Yorkshire to Lancashire to break into a series of empty homes in one night. The stole hundreds of items, including thousands of pounds worth of jewellery, which they wrapped in pillow cases taken from the victims’ homes. | WYP

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Troubled Leeds student Felicity Wilcox was given a a 24-month community order, with 30 rehabilitation days to complete after she attacked her ex boyfriend as he slept by putting a pillow over his face, before she went for him with a pair of scissors. The 23-year-old, of Clare Hill, Huddersfield, did “not take the break-up well” days before, Leeds Crown Court was told.

8. Felicity Wilcox

Troubled Leeds student Felicity Wilcox was given a a 24-month community order, with 30 rehabilitation days to complete after she attacked her ex boyfriend as he slept by putting a pillow over his face, before she went for him with a pair of scissors. The 23-year-old, of Clare Hill, Huddersfield, did “not take the break-up well” days before, Leeds Crown Court was told. | Tony Johnson

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