From vile sex offenders to drug dealers plying their wicked trade, these offenders have finally been brought to justice.
Among the defendants this month were four thugs who took part in mob violence that engulfed Harehills over the summer.
After another busy month at Leeds Crown Court, here are 58 of the criminals who appeared in the dock in October -
13. Yonas Gebreab
Yonas Gebreab, 19, of Bayswater Row, Harehills, was sentenced to three years in a young offender institute. The teenage paedophile persuaded a five-year-old boy to join him in a toilet in March last year, before subjecting him to a serious sexual assault. | West Yorkshire Police
14. Graham Sunter
Graham Sunter, 67, of Bayswater Place, Harehills, was jailed for 19 years after he was found guilty of nine sexual offences against a child in the late 1980s and early 90s. | West Yorkshire Police
15. Gareth Jones
Gareth Jones, 33, of Broadgate Walk, Horsforth, was jailed for 11 years after he was found guilty of GBH with intent. On January 18, he beat a mum of three unconscious in the street in a sickening attack, kicking and punching her until she was laid lifeless. | West Yorkshire Police
16. Lee Colbeck
Lee Colbeck, 46, of Temple View Terrace, East End Park, was jailed for 18 months after he admitted intentional strangulation. In May last year, the thug spat at his partner and attacked her after forgetting he had spent his benefit money on ketamine. | West Yorkshire Police
17. Thomas Burrows
Thomas Burrows, 27, of no fixed address, was jailed for 27 months after admitting what his own barrister described as a “rather bizarre robbery”. On July 12, he threatened to stab a couple unless they handed over their van on Carlton View in Woodhouse, but let them unload their shopping from the back first. | West Yorkshire Police
18. Costel Fanu
Costel Fanu, 27, now of Arundel Road, Hounslow, London, was jailed for 30 months after admitting a charge of violent disorder. The rioter hurled fireworks and bricks during the Bonfire Night riots in Harehills nearly five years ago. | West Yorkshire Police