Liam Carrie, 31, of Rookwood Parade, Osmondthorpe, was jailed for 20 months after admitting 12 thefts from a shop, a burglary, an attempted burglary, attempted criminal damage, and offences of failing to surrender to bail. Between October of last year and May, he targeted several shops including Superdrug on Albion Street, Co-op on Butcher Hill, Co-op on Burley Street, Co-op on New York Street, Tesco on Bond Street and the sports nutrition store, Hi-Definition, on Kirkstall Road.placeholder image
Liam Carrie, 31, of Rookwood Parade, Osmondthorpe, was jailed for 20 months after admitting 12 thefts from a shop, a burglary, an attempted burglary, attempted criminal damage, and offences of failing to surrender to bail. Between October of last year and May, he targeted several shops including Superdrug on Albion Street, Co-op on Butcher Hill, Co-op on Burley Street, Co-op on New York Street, Tesco on Bond Street and the sports nutrition store, Hi-Definition, on Kirkstall Road. | West Yorkshire Police/Google

Nine criminals who have been locked up in Leeds this week after being sentenced for their crimes

James Connolly
By James Connolly

SWNS reporter

Published 11th Aug 2024, 16:30 GMT

Here are nine of the criminals who have been locked up in Leeds this week.

Their crimes include burglary and a shocking robbery at knifepoint.

Also sentenced this week were two criminals for their parts in a revenge plot linked to a bitter divorce dispute.

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Here is the full court round-up, with seven of the criminals who were sentenced at Leeds Crown Court this week -

Alwyn Giles, 36, of Edgware Mount, Harehills, was jailed for 12 months after admitting harassment through breach of a restraining order, and harassment without violence. He was banned from contacting his mother after attending her home on several occasions, despite a restraining order.

7. Alwyn Giles

Alwyn Giles, 36, of Edgware Mount, Harehills, was jailed for 12 months after admitting harassment through breach of a restraining order, and harassment without violence. He was banned from contacting his mother after attending her home on several occasions, despite a restraining order. | Getty/National World

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Lewis Mayne, 19, was jailed for four months after admitting a string of offences including three car break-ins, fraud by false representation and attempted burglary. The teenager broke into a parked car in Pudsey on June 15, then tried to use keys he found to let himself into the owner's home.

8. Lewis Mayne

Lewis Mayne, 19, was jailed for four months after admitting a string of offences including three car break-ins, fraud by false representation and attempted burglary. The teenager broke into a parked car in Pudsey on June 15, then tried to use keys he found to let himself into the owner's home. | National World/Google

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