These are the faces of criminals locked up by Sheffield judges this month.
The crimes they’re responsible for comprise of drug dealing, drive-by shootings, domestic abuse, burglary, child sexual abuse and police misconduct.
One of the defendants was a police officer who sparked an eight-month affair with a “vulnerable” crime victim - visiting her while off-duty on the pretext of investigating a stolen car.
In another case a 25-year-old man bludgeoned an elderly woman, leaving her with facial fractures in a savage attempt to rape her in a Sheffield park.
1. Keven Pipas was sentenced at Sheffield Crown Court on Thursday, October 22 for dealing cocaine in the city to fund his own living costs.
Pipas, aged 21, was caught with 14 wraps of cocaine and two wraps of heroin. Moments before he was seen walking up Campo Lane looking “nervous” and “suspicious” by police officers on duty near the Cathedral. A Sheffield heard Pipas was dealing to fund his own living cost. He was assessed as “young and perhaps immature” with a “low risk of reoffending”. He was handed a three-year suspended prison sentence. | South Yorkshire Police
2. Faiser Hussain
Hussain helped get rid of a car used in the 2006 drive-by shooting and murder of Ibrahim Ilyas on Abbeyfield Road in Pitsmoor. Earlier this year - two decades after the shooting - Faiser Hussain was arrested at Manchester Airport after re-entering the UK and charged with perverting the course of public justice. He accepted involvement in the disposal of the vehicle - which was found abandoned and burnt out on Psalters Lane in Rotherham following the incident. Hussain, 44, was jailed for four years | SYP
3. Corinthian Brown, aged 37 of Rothay Road, Sheffield, was jailed at Derby Crown Court. Photo: Derbyshire Constabulary
Sheffield drug dealer Brown, 37, took over a vulnerable woman’s home to peddle heroin and crack cocaine. Officers found drugs were being dealt via the ‘CC Line’, which was being controlled by Brown, who went by the alias ‘CC’. He was handed two-and-a-half years' jail suspended for two-and-a-half years | Derbyshire Constabulary
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4. Daniel and Jamie Galfsky
Daniel Galfsky (left) and brother Jamie were handed a combined sentence of more than 12 years after a shooting in Barnsley. CCTV footage captured the two brothers inside a vehicle at around 9.30pm as they drove past premises on Cemetery Road and fired a shotgun at the window. That same vehicle, which was registered to Jamie Galfsky, aged 37, of Silkstone View, Barnsley, was found two days later burnt out near Wombwell Woods. | SYP