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 -
43. Patrick Reilly
Patrick Reilly, 54, of Northrop Close, Bradford, was jailed for six months after admitting a charge of non-dwelling burglary. On May 11, he walked through The Lost & Found bar in Leeds city centre and managed to steal £750 from a safe without anyone noticing. | Google/Getty
44. Christopher Butterfield
Christopher Butterfield, 39, of Langbar Gardens, Swarcliffe, was jailed for 14 months after admitting ABH and assault. He bizarrely punched himself to get his wife in trouble after she ended their 20-year marriage, then attacked her on June 27. | Google/National World
45. James Clift
James Clift, 36, of Bolton Court, Seacroft, was jailed for 12 months after admitting five counts of breaching a Sexual Harm Prevention Order. The paedophile, who had previously denied he was interested in children and spared jail, was later caught discussing his fantasies online. | National World
46. Chaksun Ho
Chaksun Ho, 32, who was previously living on Allerton Hill, Chapel Allerton, was jailed for 12 months after admitting four counts of possessing indecent images and one of possessing an extreme pornographic image. The paedophile was caught with a staggering 183,000 abuse images. The court heard he flew to China after being arrested. | Getty/PA
47. Christopher Mozley
Christopher Mozley, 36, of Westbourne Avenue, Beeston, was jailed for 15 months after admitting strangulation and assault and two counts of criminal damage. He twice broke into his estranged partner’s home in Hunslet after he strangled her in a jealous rage. | National World
48. Daniel Barker
Daniel Barker, 34, of no fixed address, was jailed for 10 months after he was found guilty of a charge of coercive control. The court heard that he controlled his partner's finances and would sometimes spend her entire wages on cocaine and cannabis. | National World