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Jamie Todd
Illegal waste storage *
Sentence
8 months immediate custody
Between June 2015 and April 2017, Jamie Todd managed businesses operating from the former Bowman’s Site in Lincolnshire near the A52, storing materials illegally, failing to have a fire prevention plan, stacking waste too high and close together creating fire risk, leading to health risks from mice and flies. Site permit suspended multiple times. Judge noted fire safeguards non-existent and flagrantly breached environmental law.
Pleaded guilty at earlier hearings. Had a previous suspended prison sentence for similar environmental offences. Disqualified from acting as a director for 5 years. Proceeds of Crime Act Enquiry to be carried out.
Jarnail Bassan
Illegal storage of waste *
Sentence
fined £2,400
Jarnail Bassan's now dissolved company, LHC Asset Management Ltd, helped source over 275 tonnes of mixed household, commercial and industrial waste and leased the site on Duncombe Road, Bradford, where it was illegally stored between January and March 2017. Robin Hood Group Ltd had control of the operation. Despite claims of intending to ship it abroad to burn as fuel, the vast majority remained on site. Inspections by Environment Agency officers started in March 2017 following a report from Bradford Council.
Ordered to pay £200 per month. Judge Batty said Bassan had been guided principally by his nephew (Sagoo) and had been reckless.
Lee Belsham
Sexual assault *
Sentence
7 years imprisonment
Lee Belsham sexually assaulted a woman by tackling her to the ground in a park in Knottingley. The attack occurred on the afternoon of 6 March 2023 along Sowgate Lane, where Belsham approached the victim from behind and forcefully tackled her to the ground before sexually assaulting her. Witnesses saw a man fleeing, and CCTV footage helped identify Belsham. He was arrested and later confessed to the sexual assault. On 6 October 2023, he was sentenced to seven years imprisonment with an extended licence of three years.
Confessed to the offence. Also received an extended licence period of three years.
Leah Hargreaves
Supplying Class A drugs and failing to comply with a Section 49 order *
Sentence
2 years imprisonment, suspended, with rehabilitation activity and unpaid work
Leah Hargreaves, 23, was involved in the drug supply group run by Christopher Hargreaves, supplying Class A drugs. She also failed to comply with a Section 49 order, likely refusing to disclose a device password. The gang operated from a safehouse on Rathmell Road, Halton Moor, fitted with security measures and weapons. Police raids in 2023 and 2025 uncovered drugs, cash, and evidence of evidence being burned.
Pleaded guilty to supplying Class A drugs and failing to comply with a Section 49 order (refusing to provide access to a device). Suspended sentence.
Liaquat Hussain Hanif
Rape *
Sentence
12 years six months imprisonment
Liaquat Hussain Hanif committed two offences of rape and one offence of supplying Class A drugs against young girls in the Dewsbury and Batley areas between 1995 and 2003.
Also convicted of supplying Class A drugs.
Macaulay Clark
Drug supply (Class A and B) *
Sentence
3 years and 9 months imprisonment
Macaulay Clark, 21, was involved in the organised crime group that supplied cocaine and cannabis across Leeds. The gang, led by Christopher Hargreaves, operated from a fortified address on Rathmell Road, Halton Moor, where police found weapons including machetes and a Taser, along with drugs and cash. He was arrested following raids in September 2025.
Pleaded guilty to Class A and B drug supply.
Manaf Hussain
Rape *
Sentence
25 years imprisonment
Manaf Hussain committed six offences of rape and one offence of supplying Class A drugs against young girls in the Dewsbury and Batley areas between 1995 and 2003.
Also convicted of supplying Class A drugs.
Kasey Simpson
Possessing criminal property and supplying Class A and B drugs *
Sentence
2-year community order with 3-month curfew
Kasey Simpson, 29, was a member of the Hargreaves drug gang, involved in possessing criminal property and supplying cocaine and cannabis. The group operated from a fortified house on Rathmell Road, Halton Moor, where weapons including machetes and a Taser were found. She was arrested in September 2025 police raids and given a community order with a curfew.
Pleaded guilty to possessing criminal property and supplying Class A and B drugs. Received a community order with curfew.
Kaye Little
Sexual activity with a child *
Sentence
6 years imprisonment
Kaye Little, 46, targeted two male child victims in Leeds through online communications between 2015 and 2019, engaging in sexual activity with them and possessing and distributing indecent images of children. She was arrested in 2019 and charged in April 2022. After a trial at Leeds Crown Court in August 2023, she was found guilty of 13 offences including sexual activity with a child, malicious communications, and possession and distribution of indecent images. At sentencing, the judge extended her licence period by 3 years. She also received a concurrent 9-month sentence for a separate offence against an adult male in Cleveland.
Also known as Kia Little. Found guilty after trial of 13 offences. Extended licence period of 3 years. Concurrent 9-month sentence for separate offence against an adult male in Cleveland.
Kyle Hargreaves
Drug supply (Class A and B) *
Sentence
5 years and 4 months imprisonment
Kyle Hargreaves, 19, was a member of the organised crime group led by Christopher Hargreaves, supplying cocaine and cannabis across Leeds. The gang used a fortified safehouse on Rathmell Road, Halton Moor, with weapons and security measures. Police raids in September 2025 led to his arrest, and drugs, cash, phones, watches, and weapons were seized.
Pleaded guilty to Class A and B drug supply.
Khurum Raziq
Rape *
Sentence
22 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 Heckmondwike, found guilty of eight offences of rape.
Klevis Hysa
Production of cannabis *
Sentence
27 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.
Pleaded guilty. Found to have come close to having a lead role and was a willing and enthusiastic conspirator. No fixed abode. Caught during raid on Unit 8 Beckbridge Industrial Estate, Normanton on 19 March.
Klodian Bofja
Production of cannabis *
Sentence
8 months in custody
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. Caught during raid on Unit 8 Beckbridge Industrial Estate, Normanton on 19 March where 209 juvenile plants, 14kg vacuum packed cannabis and 22kg grown plants were found.
Pleaded guilty. Found to have been operating as a gardener at one of the farms. No fixed abode.
Kosta Dumani
Production of cannabis *
Sentence
24 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. Caught during raid on Unit 8 Beckbridge Industrial Estate, Normanton on 19 March.
Pleaded guilty. Found to have had a significant role. No fixed abode.
Kristian Parry
Making and possessing indecent images of children and fraud *
Sentence
2 years imprisonment
Kristian Parry, 26, of Middleton in Leeds, was found to have more than 5,000 images and videos of children on his laptop and mobile phone, some of which were category A pictures showing the most severe kinds of abuse. The fraud charge related to false references he provided to obtain a job at a nursery in Leeds, having been dismissed from his previous job at another nursery for alcohol abuse.
Pleaded guilty to fraud, making indecent images and possessing a prohibited image of a child.
Krisztian Glonczi
Attempted rape and theft *
Sentence
5 years and 3 months imprisonment
On 11 September 2023, in Batley, West Yorkshire, 23-year-old Krisztian Glonczi from Dewsbury stalked a woman in her 20s and forced her to the ground in a wooded area on Taylor Street, attempting to rape her. The victim fought him off and he fled with some of her property, which he later discarded nearby. A detective recognised him from CCTV while conducting inquiries and arrested him on the spot. He pleaded guilty to attempted rape and theft.
Pleaded guilty to attempted rape and theft at Leeds Crown Court. First offence. Attempted to flee the country but lost his passport. Described as a dangerous sexual predator. Victim fought him off.
Nasar Hussain
Rape *
Sentence
18 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.
(46) from Dewsbury, found guilty of three rape offences.
Nasar Iqbal
Rape *
Sentence
10 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 trafficking and an offence of rape.
Nasarat Hussain
Attempted rape *
Sentence
2 years imprisonment
Nasarat Hussain, a 33-year-old man from Huddersfield, was sentenced to an additional two years in prison for the attempted rape of a then-teenage girl in the Huddersfield area between 2004 and 2007. The offence came to light as part of Operation Tendersea, a major police investigation into historical child sexual abuse in Kirklees. Hussain was already serving a 17-year sentence from 2018 for child sexual abuse offences linked to the same operation.
Pleaded guilty to attempted rape of a teenage girl between 2004 and 2007. Sentence to run consecutively to an existing 17-year sentence. Also made subject to an indefinite restraining order.
Nathaniel Holt
Child sex offences *
Sentence
5 years 8 months imprisonment
Nathaniel Holt, a 26-year-old former teaching assistant from Bramley, West Yorkshire, was sentenced at Leeds Crown Court for a series of child sex offences. He pleaded guilty to assaulting two girls under the age of 13 by touching and causing one of them to engage in sexual activity. The court heard that Holt's devices contained thousands of indecent photographs and videos of children. His guilty plea was entered at Leeds Magistrates' Court in November, where he admitted to the making of 2,777 indecent images of children, taking an indecent photograph of a child, and recording someone under clothing without consent. As a teaching assistant, Holt had regular contact with children, which amplified the severity of his actions. During sentencing, a judge imposed a prison term of five years and eight months and a lifelong sexual harm prevention order to restrict his future interactions and protect the public, particularly children. The investigation was led by West Yorkshire Police following reports from the victims.
Pleaded guilty to multiple child sex offences, including assaulting two girls under 13, making 2,777 indecent images of children, taking an indecent photograph of a child, and recording someone under clothing without consent. Also made subject to a lifelong sexual harm prevention order.
Mohammed Munir Shaffi
Rape *
Sentence
9 years imprisonment
Mohammed Munir Shaffi committed two offences of rape against young girls in the Dewsbury and Batley areas between 1995 and 2003.
Mohammed Nazam Nasser
Rape *
Sentence
seven and a half 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 rape.
Mohammed Patel
Offences under the Trademarks Act 1994 and food hygiene offences *
Sentence
12-month community order to fulfil 100 hours of unpaid work
Mohammed Patel, director of Stock Up Direct Limited, received counterfeit Abel and Cole cranberry sauce from his brother Irfan Hanif Patel in December 2020. The company supplied over 1,000 jars to a wholesaler, reaching food businesses including in Kirklees. Neither had registered food businesses with Kirklees Council, trading illegally without hygiene inspections. Premises inspected, food seized and destroyed under Kirklees Magistrates’ Court order in February 2021. Sauce confirmed counterfeit by Public Analyst and trademark holder.
Pleaded guilty to offences under the Trademarks Act 1994 and a number of food hygiene offences, including failing to register a food business. Timetables under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 set; confiscation hearings pending.
Mohammed Saleem Nasir
Rape *
Sentence
19 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.
(48) from Dewsbury, sentenced for three offences of rape and an offence of aiding and abetting rape.
Mohammed Sheikh
Rape *
Sentence
14 years imprisonment
Mohammed Sheikh committed two offences of rape and two offences of indecent assault against young girls in the Dewsbury and Batley areas between 1995 and 2003.
Mohammed Tauseef Hanif
Rape *
Sentence
nine and a half 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.
(39) from Dewsbury, jailed for an offence of rape.
Mohammed Chhibda
Indecent assault *
Sentence
11 years imprisonment
Mohammed Chhibda forced the victim, a vulnerable girl aged 13-17, to perform oral sex on him while they were in a parked vehicle. He was convicted of two counts of indecent assault.
Convicted after trial of two counts of indecent assault. Offences took place between 1994 and 1999.
Mohammed Chothia
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.
(47) from Batley, sentenced for four offences of rape and an offence of trafficking.
Mohammed Yasin
Rape *
Sentence
14 years imprisonment
Mohammed Yasin committed one offence of rape and two offences of indecent assault against young girls in the Dewsbury and Batley areas between 1995 and 2003.
Moshin Nadat
Rape *
Sentence
seven and a half 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 Heckmondwike, sentenced for one offence of rape.
Naveed Khawaja
Sexual assault *
Sentence
3 years imprisonment
Naveed Khawaja of Yew Street, Huddersfield, committed sexual assaults on vulnerable women, including one at a victim's home earlier in October 2021, and two unsolved offences in Bradford from July 2017 and October 2019. Arrested on 11 October 2021 and charged in September 2022.
Convicted of three sexual assaults on vulnerable women.
Omar Farooq Hussain
Rape *
Sentence
18 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.
(39) from Batley, sentenced for four offences of rape.
Patrick Smythe
Indecent assault *
Sentence
seven and a half years imprisonment
Patrick Smythe, a Catholic priest aged 79 from Manor Square, Otley, West Yorkshire, sexually abused six boys aged between 12 and 16 who were in his care. He preyed on three victims during swimming trips to the former Leeds International Pool and targeted others on a retreat at a hostel in North Yorkshire. The offences occurred around four decades ago.
Found guilty after trial of six counts of indecent assault and one count of attempted indecent assault. Judge Simon Batiste described his trial testimony as a 'pack of lies'. Ordered to join the sex offender register for life. Mitigator noted he had given his life to the church.
Owen Walcott
Robbery *
Sentence
13 years imprisonment
Owen Walcott was involved in planning the violent armed robbery on 26 September 2015 at a specialist car repair business in Holbeck, Leeds. He hired the white transit van used in the crime and enquired about Porsche parts post-robbery. Two men armed with a revolver and machete assaulted the owner and stole parts worth £140,000.
One of five conspirators convicted in Operation Axleford. Extradited from Bulgaria in 2019.
Paul Kelly
Fraud *
Sentence
3 years imprisonment
Paul Kelly, former chair of the Asda Foundation Charity, stole £180,000 from the charity and gave it to the Murley Dance Company. He was charged with seven counts of fraud.
Former chair of the Asda Foundation Charity. Stole £180,000 to give to the Murley Dance Company. Charged with seven counts of fraud.
Michael Birkenshaw
Rape *
Sentence
8 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.
(37) from Wakefield, sentenced for an offence of rape.
Michael Doherty
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with a minimum term of 33 years
Michael Doherty, 38, murdered 21-year-old Courtney Angus in a sadistic and sexually motivated attack at his home in Norfolk Street, Batley, after she rejected his advances. He inflicted 76 injuries, sexually assaulted her, cut off parts of her body and left them on the mantelpiece, and took indecent images of her. The cause of death was pressure on the neck from strangling combined with blunt force head injuries. Ms Angus had moved into Doherty's house days before her death in July 2025 but was clear she did not want a relationship. On the day of the murder, Doherty sent her texts threatening suicide and expressing attraction; she replied that she did not want a relationship and had not led him on. After killing her, Doherty sent a message to a friend saying he had killed someone, then went on a shoplifting spree in Batley and Dewsbury before being arrested by police, to whom he admitted there was a dead body in his house. He had a 2013 conviction for raping a stranger and later torched a former partner's car when she ended the relationship. He pleaded guilty to murder, theft, and three counts of threatening a person with a blade at Leeds Crown Court.
Pleaded guilty to murder, theft, and three counts of threatening a person with a blade. Prior conviction for rape in 2013, for which he was jailed for five years. Also torched a previous partner's car after she ended the relationship. Judge Guy Kearl KC noted this was not the first time Doherty reacted violently towards females who resisted him, and described the images on his phone as showing the extent of his depravity. Defence counsel stated Doherty was highly intoxicated and had a complicated mental health picture.
Michael Donovan
Kidnapping *
Sentence
eight years imprisonment
Karen Matthews and Michael Donovan were found guilty of the kidnapping of Shannon Matthews, child neglect and perverting the course of justice.
Mohammed Akram
Rape *
Sentence
13 years imprisonment
Mohammed Akram, aged 44, of Moorbottom Road, Huddersfield, was convicted as part of West Yorkshire Police's Operation Tendersea into non-recent sexual abuse of young girls. He groomed and raped a teenage girl he first spotted at age 12 while she was doing a paper round, abusing her between the ages of 13 and 15 in the mid-1990s. The offences took place in the Huddersfield area. Akram was convicted of two rapes and one indecent assault. The case came to light through the long-running inquiry, and the trial at Leeds Crown Court resulted in significant custodial sentences.
Convicted of two offences of rape and one of indecent assault against a teenage girl. Detective Chief Inspector Ian Thorne commented: 'These strong sentences reflect the gravity of these men's crimes against a young, innocent girl who they abused in the most appalling fashion.'
Mohammed Imran Zada
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.
(45) from Batley, sentenced for four offences of rape and an offence of sexual activity with a child.
Mohammed Ishtiaq Hussain
Rape *
Sentence
8 years imprisonment
Mohammed Ishtiaq Hussain committed one offence of rape against young girls in the Dewsbury and Batley areas between 1995 and 2003.
Mohammed Jabbar Qayum
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.
(43) from Dewsbury, sentenced for two offences of rape committed against one victim.
Milad Fathy
Sexual assault and robbery *
Sentence
7 years imprisonment
Milad Fathy, of Hyde Park, Leeds, committed the offences in May 2022. He sexually assaulted a young woman and, days later, robbed another of her mobile phone. He was also convicted of attempted robbery and possession of a bladed article.
Judge described Fathy as a 'woman's worst nightmare', noting his deep-seated hostility towards women. He was found dead in his cell five days after sentencing.
Milan Zamostny
Aggravated arson and violent disorder *
Sentence
5 years and 4 months imprisonment
On 18 July 2024 in Harehills, Leeds, Milan Zamostny, 30, 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 threw items at the burning bus and fed rubbish into the fire.
Pleaded guilty to aggravated arson and violent disorder. Seen throwing items including a table at the burning bus and feeding rubbish into the fire; collected breezeblocks to throw at police.
Michael Todd
Operating an illegal waste site *
Sentence
12-month community order with 15 rehabilitation activity requirement days and 100 hours of unpaid work, disqualified from acting as a company director for five years
Michael Todd managed businesses operating from the former Bowman’s site in Lincolnshire, near the A52, between June 2015 and April 2017. The site’s environmental permit was transferred to East Coast Recycling Properties Ltd., run by his sons Jamie and Thomas Todd, allowing processing of mixed waste. Inspections by the Environment Agency found failings including no fire-prevention plan despite proximity to arable land and homes, waste stacked too high and close together creating fire risk, and health risks from mice and flies. The permit was suspended between December 2015 and February 2016. Evidence included a diary owned by Michael Todd noting avoidance of Environment Agency visits.
Pleaded guilty to two counts. Judge Simon Batiste said that Todd had been “reckless” rather than deliberate. It was “evident” that Todd had removed and imported “significant numbers of loads of waste” to and from the site. Aged 65, of Leeds Road, Barwick-in-Elmet, West Yorkshire.
Manzoor Hassan
Rape, controlling a child prostitute and supplying class A drugs *
Sentence
14 years imprisonment
Manzoor Hassan, from Huddersfield, met a 16-year-old girl living in a children's home in 2005. He manipulated her vulnerability, addicted her to crack cocaine and heroin, then raped her and forced her into prostitution to fund his own drug habit. The abuse was uncovered by West Yorkshire Police's Operation Tendersea, which investigated child sexual exploitation in Huddersfield. He was convicted of rape, controlling a child prostitute, and supplying class A drugs. The court heard he had previous convictions for similar child sexual exploitation and drugs offences from 2018.
Convicted at Leeds Crown Court. Addicted a 16-year-old girl to crack cocaine and heroin, raped her, and forced her into prostitution to fund his drug habit. The judge described his treatment as 'utterly wicked'. Also serving a five-year term from 2018 for similar offences.
Marcus Osborne
Murder *
Sentence
whole life order
Marcus Osborne, 35, lay in wait for his ex-partner Katie Higton and attacked her as she entered their former shared home in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, in the early hours of 15 May 2023. He inflicted 99 injuries on her. He then used her phone to lure her new boyfriend Steven Harnett to the house and killed him, inflicting 24 wounds including to the genitals. Four children were inside the house. Osborne later raped another woman at knifepoint. He had previously been arrested for domestic violence offences but breached bail conditions.
Guilty pleas to two counts of murder, one count of rape and one count of false imprisonment. Appeal against whole life order ongoing in Court of Appeal.
Mark Mitchell
Aggravated arson and violent disorder *
Sentence
6 years imprisonment
On 18 July 2024 in Harehills, Leeds, Mark Mitchell, 34, 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 was filmed lighting cardboard and throwing it into the bus to feed the flames.
Pleaded guilty to aggravated arson and violent disorder. Filmed lighting pieces of cardboard and throwing them into the burning bus to feed the flames.
Mark Hobson
Murder - four counts *
Sentence
Life imprisonment (4 terms) with a whole life tariff
Mark Hobson killed his girlfriend Claire Sanderson on 11 July 2004 in their flat on Millfield Drive, Camblesforth, by striking her on the head seventeen times with a hammer and strangling her. On 17 July 2004, he lured her twin sister Diane Sanderson to the flat, tortured her with a razor and scissors, sexually assaulted her, hogtied her, bit off her left nipple, and strangled her. On 18 July 2004, he murdered elderly couple James and Joan Britton at their home in Strensall, York. The murders were premeditated, with notes showing plans to kill more victims including his girlfriend's parents and ex-wife's parents.
Pleaded guilty to four counts of murder. Judge Mr. Justice Gregson recommended he should never be released, stating 'the enormity of what you've done is beyond words. The damage you've done is incalculable.'
Mark James Bonneville Jepson
Supplying heroin *
Sentence
3 years imprisonment
Mark James Bonneville Jepson was sentenced for 10 offences of supplying heroin committed between November 27, 2013, and January 17, 2014. He was arrested in the summer of 2014 following Operation Overwood, where undercover officers targeted drug suppliers in the Kirklees area.
Admitted 10 offences of supplying heroin. Caught during Operation Overwood targeting drug suppliers in Kirklees.

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