Their crimes bungling ram-raider targeting valuable games consoles at Smyths Toy Superstore in Leeds, but fled empty handed after finding all of the boxes were empty.
Also locked up at Leeds Crown Court this week, was an entrenched paedophile, who has spent more than 10 years downloading abuse images, and has been jailed again after trying to bypass police security measures.
View our gallery below for the full round-up of criminals locked up in Leeds this week...
1. William Lock
Bungling ram-raider William Lock, along with a gang of thieves used a car to smash their way into a Smyths Toy Superstore in Leeds causing up to £5,000 of damage. The group were targeting valuable games consoles but fled empty handed after finding all of the boxes were empty. The 38-year-old was jailed for 32 months. | WYP
2. Declan Aldridge and Kayle McGhie
Thugs Declan Aldridge and Kayle McGhie were both jailed for their part in a pub brawl at the Station pub, on Otley Road, Guiseley that left a man with fractures to his eye socket. Aldridge, 31, also admitted Section 20 GBH from a different incident in which he threw a glass into a woman’s face in a pub. He was jailed for 78-months and McGhie,38, was jailed for 62 months. | WYP
3. Christopher Richardson
Drug-addicted father-of-four Christopher Richardson, who spent every penny he had on crack cocaine, has been jailed for 20 months after admitting a string of theft offences. The 40-year-old's theft's included stealing a record player from Menkind at Sheffield’s Meadowhall in March last year, and £140 worth of items from Yankee Candle and Clintons from White Rose Shopping Centre. | WYP
4. Jack Lancaster
Paedophile Jack Lancaster, who has spent more than 10 years downloading abuse images, has been jailed again for a further two years after tried to look at the sickening images even after officers had installed software on his phone to monitor his use. The 29-year-old was previously caught downloading and sharing sickening images in 2015, 2020, 2023 and 2025. | WYP / YEP
5. Kevin Talbot
Serial burglar Kevin Talbot, aged 60, was sentenced to four years and nine months behind bars at Leeds Crown Court after being linked to a number of burglary offences across Leeds and Bradford while he was wanted on recall to prison. Talbot also admitted to dangerous driving involving a stolen vehicle in Harrogate on November 22, which eventually led to his arrest. | WYP
6. Luke Pattison
Luke Pattison, of no fixed abode, was jailed at Leeds Crown Court on Friday after admitting to two counts of criminal damage and to breaching the restraining order. The court heard how the 37-year-old was seen waving a dumbbell, which he threw at the rear window of the woman's home, causing it to smash. He also toppled the fridge in a fit of rage. | WYP