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Tasawar Hussain
Date not specified
Rape *
Sentence
3 years imprisonment

Tasawar Hussain committed one offence of rape against young girls in the Dewsbury and Batley areas between 1995 and 2003.

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Steven Chadwick
Date not specified
Historic sexual abuse of children *
Sentence
Two consecutive sentences of 18 months each (3 years imprisonment total)

Steven Chadwick, a former Scout Master, abused two young boys in the late 1980s. He used his positions in the Scouts and a local church youth club to befriend one boy's family and groom him before the abuse took place. One survivor described waking up to images of the abuse nearly 40 years later and suffering anxiety, depression and self-destructive behaviour as a result.

Pleaded guilty. The judge noted the significant impact on two separate victims and took into account his grooming behaviour and later sexual offending against children.
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Steven Francis
Date not specified
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment

Steven Francis murdered a sex worker in his own flat almost a decade ago. The victim had more than 100 blunt-force injuries after being beaten and strangled.

Convicted of murder. The victim suffered more than 100 blunt-force injuries and was strangled.
yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk
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Steven Kelly
Date not specified
Possession with intent to supply cannabis *
Sentence
1 year imprisonment suspended for 18 months, 150 hours unpaid work

Steven Kelly, a father-of-three, was sentenced for possession with intent to supply cannabis and possession of cocaine. The court imposed a one-year prison sentence suspended for 18 months and ordered him to carry out 150 hours of unpaid work.

Father-of-three. Sentenced for possession with intent to supply cannabis and possession of cocaine.
yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk
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Shahed Miah
Date not specified
Drug dealing *
Sentence
4 years imprisonment and a 42-month driving ban

Shahed Miah, a drug dealer, filmed himself driving a BMW at 90mph and was found to be peddling cocaine and ketamine. Bags of cocaine worth £320 were found at his address along with £1,180 in cash.

Had previous convictions for drugs and driving. Officers found bags of cocaine worth £320 and £1,180 in cash at his address.
farsleytoday.co.uk
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Shakeel Haq
Date not specified
Rape *
Sentence
19 years imprisonment

Shakeel Haq committed three offences of rape and one offence of false imprisonment against young girls in the Dewsbury and Batley areas between 1995 and 2003.

Also convicted of false imprisonment.
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Shane Higgins
Date not specified
Assault *
Sentence
18 months imprisonment

Shane Higgins chased his former partner's new boyfriend along the street with a hammer and knife, then attacked two female officers who arrived to arrest him.

Previously jailed for ABH. The judge described his actions as thuggish behaviour. He also failed to attend his trial.
yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk
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Shilton Flynn
Date not specified
Theft *
Sentence
30 weeks imprisonment

Shilton Flynn stole from shops on 14 occasions and committed a public order offence at a Co-op store. He was also convicted of possession of Class A and B drugs and driving offences.

Banned from entering all Co-op and Asda stores in West Yorkshire. Admitted 14 theft from shop offences and a public order offence.
farsleytoday.co.uk
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Simon Firth
Date not specified
Attempting to engage in sexual communication with a child *
Sentence
20 months imprisonment

He tried to groom a child on Facebook. A pre-sentence report found he still denies a sexual attraction to children.

Pleaded guilty to attempting to engage in sexual communication with a child and attempting to incite a child into sexual activity.
yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk
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Saqlain Ali
Date not specified
Murder *
Sentence
life imprisonment with a minimum of 21 years and 56 days

Saqlain Ali, 22, was part of a group that attacked the victim, 39, in Crows Nest Park, Dewsbury Moor, West Yorkshire on 12 July 2025 following a verbal argument. The men beat the victim with baseball bats and hockey sticks before he was stabbed twice in the back, causing fatal injuries. Ali was convicted of murder.

Found guilty of murder after trial.
manchestereveningnews.co.uk
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Sarfraz Hussain Riaz
Date not specified
Rape *
Sentence
15 years imprisonment

Part of Operation Tourway investigation into child sexual abuse in Kirklees between 1999 and 2012, where eight young girls were victims of rape, sexual abuse, and trafficking.

(40) from Dewsbury, sentenced for two offences of rape and an offence of attempted rape.
asianstandard.co.uk
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Sarka Bamdyova
Date not specified
Burglary *
Sentence
3 years imprisonment

Sarka Bamdyova was caught inside two private flats above pubs in Meanwood days after stealing more than £1,000 from a hotel safe. She admitted a string of burglaries.

Pleaded guilty to a string of burglaries.
yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk
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Sarkaut Yasen
Date not specified
Trafficking *
Sentence
15 years imprisonment

Part of Operation Tourway investigation into child sexual abuse in Kirklees between 1999 and 2012, where eight young girls were victims of rape, sexual abuse, and trafficking.

(38) from Dewsbury, sentenced for an offence of trafficking and three offences of aiding and abetting rape.
asianstandard.co.uk
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Scott Wright
Date not specified
Burglary *
Sentence
3 years imprisonment

Scott Wright and an accomplice smashed their way into a house in the Adel area of Leeds while the holidaying owners watched over CCTV from their phone. The 46-year-old admitted the burglary and an attempted break-in at another home the same night.

Admitted burglary and attempting to break into another home on the same night. An accomplice will be sentenced at a later date.
farsleytoday.co.uk
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Shafiq Saddique
Date not specified
Rape *
Sentence
11 years imprisonment

Shafiq Saddique was convicted of one offence of rape against young girls in Dewsbury and Batley between 1995 and 2003. He was sentenced to 11 years imprisonment.

Convicted after trial.
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Shafiq Siddique
Date not specified
Rape *
Sentence
11 years imprisonment

Shafiq Siddique committed one offence of rape against young girls in the Dewsbury and Batley areas between 1995 and 2003.

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Sameer Ali
Date not specified
Assault *
Sentence
20 months imprisonment

Sameer Ali was part of a group of Asian men who kicked and punched a smaller group of four white men, one draped in a Union flag, following rival demonstrations in Leeds city centre.

Part of a group attacking pro-EDL protesters.
the-independent.com
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Selman Hysa
Date not specified
Production of cannabis *
Sentence
39 months imprisonment

Part of an Albanian gang that ran five commercial cannabis farms across West Yorkshire between 2024 and 2025, growing cannabis with a street value of more than £3m. In contact with property owners. Sites included 192 Alverthorpe Road, Wakefield (3 Oct 2024); Newgate House, Pontefract (8 Oct 2024); 17a Wakefield Commercial Park, Horbury (19 Feb); Unit 8 Beckbridge Industrial Estate, Normanton (19 Mar); former social club Moldgreen Top, Huddersfield (9 Apr 2024).

Pleaded guilty. Led the operation shoulder to shoulder with nephew Armand Hysa. Previous conviction for cannabis production in 2015. Police seized cash, clothes, vehicles including Range Rover, Porsche and Mercedes G Wagon worth £150,000, plus £25,000 cash, Rolex watches. Judge noted vast personal wealth showed significant profit. Of Field Lane, Wakefield.
bbc.co.uk
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Wayne Thomas
Date not specified
Assault by beating and breach of a restraining order *
Sentence
50 weeks imprisonment

Wayne Thomas attacked the victim in a booze-fuelled incident in Harehills on December 28, 2024, despite a restraining order requiring him to stay away from her for life.

Admitted assault by beating and breach of a restraining order.
yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk
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Wieslaw Michniewicz
Date not specified
Human trafficking *
Sentence
15 years imprisonment

Wieslaw Michniewicz was a leading member of a Leeds-based trafficking ring that recruited women, mainly from Poland, by offering fake jobs as childminders, bar staff or shop assistants. The women were instead forced into prostitution, working up to 20 hours a day, seven days a week, and had to hand over all their earnings. He fled before trial but was extradited and kept in custody until trial.

Convicted after trial of modern slavery and prostitution offences. The court condemned the callous exploitation of vulnerable women.
uknip.co.uk
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William Webb
Date not specified
Burglary *
Sentence
9 months imprisonment

William Webb entered a bike retailer's warehouse in Wakefield through a broken door on 21 July 2026, took a boxed bicycle worth £520, and left through a rear door. An alarm alerted staff, who challenged him; he claimed he had bought the bike and was collecting it. Staff recovered the bike. He was arrested in Wakefield city centre on 27 July and admitted non-dwelling burglary.

Pleaded guilty to non-dwelling burglary. Had 53 previous convictions for 119 offences and was subject to a suspended sentence at the time.
hemsworthandsouthelmsallexpress.co.uk
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Yusuf Sacha
Date not specified
Rape *
Sentence
15 years imprisonment

Yusuf Sacha committed offences between 1979 and 1985 against three child victims, including one rape offence, two indecent assaults and one indecency with a child offence against the first victim; two indecent assaults and two indecency with a child offences against the second; and three indecent assaults and one indecency with a child offence against the third. Enquiries began in 2019 after a report from one now-adult victim. Arrested in February 2021 and charged in October 2021. Stood trial in January 2023.

Found guilty after trial of 12 offences. Abused status as community figurehead.
asianstandard.co.uk
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Zafar Iqbal
Date not specified
Rape *
Sentence
17 years imprisonment

Part of Operation Tourway investigation into child sexual abuse in Kirklees between 1999 and 2012, where eight young girls were victims of rape, sexual abuse, and trafficking.

(38) from Batley, sentenced for an offence of indecency with child, trafficking and three offences of rape.
asianstandard.co.uk
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Zafar Qayum
Date not specified
Rape *
Sentence
30 years imprisonment

Part of Operation Tourway investigation into child sexual abuse in Kirklees between 1999 and 2012, where eight young girls were victims of rape, sexual abuse, and trafficking.

(44) from Dewsbury, found guilty of six counts of rape, five counts of indecent assault and three counts of aiding and abetting rape.
asianstandard.co.uk
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Zaheed Ali Nousarka
Date not specified
Rape *
Sentence
18 years imprisonment

Zaheed Ali Nousarka was convicted of two offences of rape against young girls in Batley between 1995 and 2003. He was sentenced to 18 years imprisonment.

Convicted after trial.
bbc.co.uk
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Zaheed Ali Novsarka
Date not specified
Rape *
Sentence
18 years imprisonment

Zaheed Ali Novsarka committed two offences of rape against young girls in the Dewsbury and Batley areas between 1995 and 2003.

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Zahid Hussain
Date not specified
Indecent assault *
Sentence
10 years and six months imprisonment

Zahid Hussain was the first man to sexually assault the victim, who was between 13 and 17 years old at the time. During a party, he pulled her by her hair into a room and forced her to perform oral sex. The offending continued at multiple locations. He was convicted of six counts of indecent assault.

Convicted after trial of six counts of indecent assault. Offences took place between 1994 and 1999.
cps.gov.uk
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Zeeshan Khan
Date not specified
Murder *
Sentence
life imprisonment with a minimum of ten years and 64 days

Zeeshan Khan, 19, was part of a group that attacked the victim, 39, in Crows Nest Park, Dewsbury Moor, West Yorkshire on 12 July 2025 following a verbal argument. The men beat the victim with baseball bats and hockey sticks before he was stabbed twice in the back, causing fatal injuries. Khan was convicted of murder.

Found guilty of murder after trial.
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Cameron Boylan
Date not specified
Assisting an offender *
Sentence
2 years imprisonment suspended

Cameron Boylan drove a Nissan X-Trail that picked up the main defendant after a fatal stabbing in Huddersfield. He was subsequently arrested and charged with assisting an offender, and received a suspended prison sentence.

Arrested and charged with assisting an offender after driving the main defendant from the scene.
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Cameron Callear
Date not specified
Assault occasioning actual bodily harm *
Sentence
24 weeks imprisonment

On 16 August 2023, Cameron Callear was a passenger in a car involved in a hit-and-run that killed a dog in South Kirkby. He deliberately opened the passenger door so that it struck a witness to the incident, leaving the witness bruised.

Pleaded guilty to assault occasioning actual bodily harm.
yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk
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Brandon Jackson
Date not specified
Possession with intent to supply Class A drugs *
Sentence
40 months imprisonment

Brandon Jackson was caught twice in as many weeks with Class A drugs, despite being warned to stay away from Harehills. He claimed he was being bullied into selling drugs to clear a debt.

Admitted three counts of possession with intent to supply Class A drugs. Claimed he was being bullied into selling drugs to clear a debt and was caught twice in as many weeks despite being warned to stay away from Harehills.
yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk
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Bryan Walker
Date not specified
Illegal waste storage *
Sentence
12-month community order with ten Rehabilitation Activity Requirement Days

Between June 2015 and April 2017, Bryan Walker managed businesses operating from the former Bowman’s Site in Lincolnshire near the A52, including as registered director of Eco Green Logistics Limited, allowing too much waste into site leading to unsafe storage and fire risk. Site permit revoked in March 2017.

Pleaded guilty at earlier hearings. Disqualified from acting as a director for 5 years. Ordered to pay £60 victim surcharge.
circularonline.co.uk
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Bilal Patel
Date not specified
Rape *
Sentence
13 years imprisonment

Part of Operation Tourway investigation into child sexual abuse in Kirklees between 1999 and 2012, where eight young girls were victims of rape, sexual abuse, and trafficking.

(42) from Leicester, sentenced for an offence of trafficking and an offence of rape.
asianstandard.co.uk
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Bofta Gentian
Date not specified
Cannabis dealing *
Sentence
21 months imprisonment

Bofta Gentian fled from the authorities and was later caught driving on the A1(M) with a boot full of cannabis on 19 December.

Admitted offences of dealing in cannabis, illegally remaining in the UK and driving without a licence or insurance. He had fled from the authorities.
yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk
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Catalin Barbu
Date not specified
Violent disorder and arson *
Sentence
20 months imprisonment

Catalin Barbu sparked chaos in Harehills last summer through violent disorder and arson, leaving local residents rattled and parts of the streets scarred by damage.

Pleaded guilty to violent disorder and arson. Burmantofts resident from Bellbrooke Avenue. Judge warned the sentence serves as a stark warning to anyone thinking of stirring trouble.
uknip.co.uk
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Celan Palaghia
Date not specified
Arson and violent disorder *
Sentence
3 years imprisonment

On 18 July 2024 in Harehills, Leeds, Celan Palaghia, 21, joined a mob that set a double-decker bus alight and overturned a police car after four children from a Roma family were taken into care. He led people to the bus, attempted to turn it over and threw a brick at police.

Pleaded guilty to arson and violent disorder. Part of mob that stopped a van and set items from it on fire; threw a brick at police and attempted to turn over the bus.
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Connor Callaghan
Date not specified
Dangerous driving and possession of crack cocaine *
Sentence
40 months imprisonment

Connor Callaghan stole a JCB mini digger from a site in Leeds on New Year's Eve. He was jailed for dangerously riding an e-bike through the streets, including going through red lights, driving on the wrong side of the road, going the wrong way on a roundabout, and narrowly missing a car before losing control and falling off, and for being in possession of crack cocaine.

Stole a JCB mini digger from a site in Leeds on New Year's Eve; rode an e-bike dangerously through red lights and the wrong way round a roundabout; possession of crack cocaine.
farsleytoday.co.uk
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Connor Charlton
Date not specified
Dangerous driving *
Sentence
4 years imprisonment

Connor Charlton was filmed driving at 191mph on a motorway in West Yorkshire and drifting his BMW around a roundabout, tyres screeching, almost colliding with a van. He was also involved in a scheme in which other drivers took penalty points for speeding offences in return for cash.

Admitted 10 counts of dangerous driving and four offences of perverting the course of justice. Also banned from driving for 4 years and 7 months.
independent.co.uk
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Craig Faunch
Date not specified
Supplying false information *
Sentence
3 years imprisonment

Craig Faunch obtained a job at a family caravan site, which placed him in breach of sexual orders. He admitted nine counts of supplying false information and related breaches.

Pleaded guilty to nine counts of supplying false information, three counts of breaching a sexual harm prevention order, and three counts of failing to comply with the sex offender register.
yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk
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Craig Kelly
Date not specified
Burglary *
Sentence
20 months imprisonment

In the early hours of 29 August, Craig Kelly tried door handles at five homes and shone torches through windows while moving from house to house in Rothwell. Doorbell cameras recorded him wearing a hooded top with another male. He found an open downstairs window at a property and reached in, but nothing was taken. After police were called, a police dog tracked him to a bush where he was found lying flat with a torch, balaclava and gloves; he initially gave a false name.

Admitted five counts of attempted dwelling burglary and one count of burglary. Had previous convictions for burglary, thefts and drugs, and was subject to a community order imposed 16 days earlier. Judge Howard Crowson told him: "Ring doorbells undid you."
yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk
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Christopher Hargreaves
Date not specified
Drug supply (Class A and B) *
Sentence
8 years imprisonment

Christopher Hargreaves, 46, led a large-scale organised crime group that supplied cocaine and cannabis across Leeds. The gang operated from a fortified safehouse on Rathmell Road, Halton Moor, equipped with metal bars, CCTV, security gates, machetes, and a Taser. Police first raided the property in 2023, with further raids in September 2025 leading to arrests. The estate was run through a culture of fear. Drug dealing equipment, phones, weapons, and cash were seized, and there was evidence of attempts to burn evidence. Hargreaves was arrested at a hotel at Skelton Lake services found with thousands of pounds, and threw his phone out of the window.

Pleaded guilty to Class A and B drug supply. Led the organised crime group. Arrested at a hotel in possession of thousands of pounds; threw a mobile phone out of a window.
bbc.co.uk
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Christopher Hartley
Date not specified
Assault *
Sentence
8 years extended sentence (4 years' custody and 4 years' licence period)

Christopher Hartley attacked a fellow inmate at HMP Wakefield on September 3, 2023, striking him at least five times with a chair leg that had a metal hinge attached to the end. The victim suffered lacerations to his head and behind his ear. A letter found in Hartley's cell suggested he wanted to attack prisoners who had committed the most heinous crimes, and he wrote that it was 'D-day' for the victim. He later told the prison governor he was '110 per cent guilty' of the attack.

The judge described him as extremely dangerous. The sentence will run consecutively to his existing sentence. He had 28 convictions for 59 offences.
yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk
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Cleveland Wyatt
Date not specified
Rape *
Sentence
21 years imprisonment

Cleveland Wyatt, 62, of Ederoyd Drive in Pudsey, repeatedly raped a very vulnerable woman and forced her to have sex with other men at an address in the Chapeltown area of Leeds. The victim reported being raped and beaten by several men. Wyatt and another man were arrested and charged in March 2023.

Found guilty at trial of two counts of rape and two counts of causing the woman to engage in penetrative sexual activity without consent. Co-defendant cleared of all counts. Victim described ongoing anxiety, nightmares, and emotional distress in impact statement. Det Ch Insp Lisa Jones noted he cruelly exploited a very vulnerable victim.
bbc.co.uk
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Clifford Honeyman
Date not specified
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with minimum term of 25 years

Clifford Honeyman was convicted of the murder of the victim.

Convicted after a three-week trial.
derestreet.co.uk
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Darlington Asante
Date not specified
Rape *
Sentence
9 years' imprisonment plus 3-year extended licence (total 12 years)

Ghanaian-born Darlington Asante, 27, posed as a Good Samaritan after seeing a vulnerable, intoxicated woman fall and hit her head in Leeds’ Holbeck area last April. He assessed her incapacity, dragged her to his makeshift shelter and raped her. The victim suffered lasting trauma, undergoing invasive medical tests and experiencing ongoing emotional scars.

Claimed sex was consensual but jury rejected defence. Prior criminal record for theft and vehicle offences. Placed on sex offender register for life. Judge Robin Mairs described the attack as cold, calculated and deliberate, exploiting the victim's vulnerability.
uknip.co.uk
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Daniel Giles
Date not specified
Conspiracy to cheat the public revenue and conspiracy to commit fraud by false representation *
Sentence
11 years imprisonment

Daniel Giles, aged 51, was involved in a pension fraud scheme that conned 74 victims by falsely offering a tax-free method of accessing their pension pots early. At one stage those involved tried to use the smokescreen of attempting to buy Doncaster Rovers Football Club to explain away unusual payments while under investigation. He was found guilty and sentenced at Leeds Crown Court.

Found guilty after trial of conspiracy to cheat the public revenue and conspiracy to commit fraud by false representation. He was involved in a pension fraud scheme that conned 74 victims by falsely offering a tax-free method of accessing their pension pots early.
doncasterfreepress.co.uk
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Damien Payne
Date not specified
Attempting to engage in sexual communication with a child *
Sentence
12 months imprisonment

He arranged to meet what he believed was a teenage boy at a hotel in Leeds city centre, but was actually talking to an undercover police officer.

Pleaded guilty to attempting to engage in sexual communication with a child and attempting to meet a boy under 16 after grooming.
yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk
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Curtis Machen
Date not specified
Robbery *
Sentence
24 months imprisonment suspended for 24 months with 25 rehabilitation days and 300 hours unpaid work

Machen was one of four males who approached the victim on Dunbar Street in the Belle Vue area of Wakefield on 18 August 2025. He threatened to stab the victim while another male shouted at him, before the victim was pulled to the floor and his bag of groceries was taken. Machen was later arrested and gave a prepared statement denying involvement, but refused to answer police questions. The court heard he had expressed remorse and had been homeless before his arrest.

Played a lesser role in the robbery. He had no previous convictions. A 10-year restraining order was made to keep him away from the victim.
yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk
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Declan Bickerdike
Date not specified
Grievous bodily harm with intent *
Sentence
7 years imprisonment

Declan Bickerdike, a serving prisoner, entered the cell of a fellow inmate at HMP Wakefield on January 7, 2023, distracted him and attacked him from behind with an unknown weapon. When the victim collapsed, Bickerdike kicked him, causing injuries that included partial hearing loss. He was convicted of grievous bodily harm with intent.

Found guilty of grievous bodily harm with intent after failing to appear for trial. The judge said the threat he poses remains unabated and that the violence could easily have had catastrophic consequences. The sentence will run concurrently to his existing sentence.
yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk
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David Moores
Date not specified
Attempted grievous bodily harm and causing serious injury by dangerous driving *
Sentence
3 years 8 months imprisonment, disqualified from driving for 2 years with a 22-month extension

David Moores drove a Ford Mondeo as a weapon to target two men on West Street, South Kirkby, on August 16 2023. He drove at speed towards both men, mounted the kerb and collided with them. One man was hit in the right leg and knocked from an electric bicycle, suffering a broken toe and cuts and bruises. The car then struck the second man, who was walking his dog; the dog was killed instantly. That man suffered fractured ribs, a broken left shoulder, two breaks in his left arm and both lungs collapsed. The court heard Moores was seeking revenge after an earlier incident.

Admitted attempted grievous bodily harm and causing serious injury by dangerous driving. Had eight previous convictions for nine offences and committed the offences during the term of a suspended sentence order.
wakefieldexpress.co.uk
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