Their crimes range from assault and violent disorder to coercive and controlling behaviour.
Their stories serve as a powerful reminder of the serious consequences of violent and abusive actions within our communities, and of the ongoing efforts by law enforcement and the justice system to protect the public.
5. Jack Slaven
Jack Slaven, from Blackpool, wrestled a teenage girl to the ground before attacking police officers as he was detained. Slaven, of no fixed abode, pleaded guilty to attempted robbery, two counts of assaulting an emergency worker and theft. He was sentenced to five years in prison with an additional three-year extended sentence. | Cumbria Police
6. Dylan Culshaw
Dylan Culshaw attacked a man in Accrington on July 28 last year following a night out. Culshaw punched the victim to the ground and kicked him in the head, knocking him unconscious. When the disorientated victim attempted to rise and confront Culshaw, he was struck again with a roundhouse kick to the face. The victim suffered serious injuries, including a fractured skull, a brain bleed, five broken ribs and a broken nose. Culshaw, 27, of Willows Lane, Accrington, was sentenced to ten years in prison. | Lancashire Police
7. Leon Richmond
Leon Richmond strangled his ex-partner while she was pregnant and threatened to kill her. The victim reported Leon Richmond launched a campaign of abuse against her over the space of 19 months. She stated he strangled her twice while she was pregnant, bit her on the arm, threatened to kill her while he was attacking her and regularly accused her of being unfaithful. Richmond, 28, now of no fixed address but formerly of Victoria Grove, Bolton, was jailed for 31 months. | Lancashire Police
8. Curtis Wright
A Leyland man who threw missiles at police officers and forced his way into a shop during the violent disorder in Merseyside last year. Curtis Wright, 21, of Southbrook Road, Leyland, was jailed for 22 months for Violent Disorder and Burglary other than a dwelling at Liverpool Crown Court | Merseyside Police