Their crimes include an unusual case of stalking and violent disorder relating to the trouble in Harehills over the summer.
Also sentenced this week was a brutal killer who stabbed two housemates to death in a frenzied assault, and a cold-blooded thug who tried to kill his girlfriend in the street.
Here’s the full court round-up, with 20 of the criminals who were sentenced at Leeds Crown Court this week -

7. Leon Stead
Leon Stead, 25, of no fixed address, was jailed for three years and six months after admitting Section 20 GBH without intent, arson and three counts of assaults on emergency workers. The court heard that a man was left with a broken jaw, fractured skull and bleeds to his brain after being knocked unconscious by Stead during a fight at The Junction Inn in Normanton on August 1 last year, which was caught on CCTV. | West Yorkshire Police/Google

8. Liam Abbott
Liam Abbott, 27, of Buckton Mount, Beeston, was jailed for 22 months after admitting a charge of GBH without intent. The court heard that he “rolled up his sleeves” and waded into a fight outside The Horse & Trumpet pub on The Headrow on September 18, blinding a man with a single punch. | West Yorkshire Police/Google

9. Patience Ibenye
Patience Ibenye, 23, of Belvedere Avenue, Beeston, was jailed for 32 months after admitting a charge of stalking with causing a fear of violence. The court heard that she stalked a girl whom she worked with at a supermarket, before sending her chilling messages about her being raped, shot and stabbed. | West Yorkshire Police/PA

10. Paul Jones
Paul Jones, 43, was jailed for two years after admitting a breach of a Sexual Harm Prevention Order. The court heard that the convicted paedophile who had changed his name went on to "groom" youngsters by giving them rides on an electric bike after he moved to Leeds. | West Yorkshire Police/National World

11. Robert Jean
Robert Jean, 47, formerly of Hill Top Mount, Harehills, was jailed for a minimum of 34 years after he was found guilty of the murders of Khaja Raisoddin Mohammed and Abdullah Mirzada. The court heard that the brutal killer stabbed them to death in a frenzied assault at the home they shared possibly over rent on September 30 last year. | West Yorkshire Police/National World

12. Satvinder Matharoo
Satvinder Matharoo, 45, of The Green, Huddersfield, was jailed for four years after admitting to four counts of theft. The court that he stole £126,000 inheritance from his family and spent it on “fast cars and a fancy lifestyle”. | West Yorkshire Police/Adobe


