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.

17. Daniel Ashmore
Ashmore, 33, raped a child after grooming them on Snapchat. He was branded an offender of “particular concern” by a judge. He was jailed for 10 years without eligibility for automatic release. The Sheffield sexual predator will only be released when the parole board deems it “appropriate”. | SYP

18. Harry Bradley
Jealous Sheffield man Bradley, 22, “made threats” toward his ex-girlfriend and her unborn baby when he was released from jail to discover she was pregnant by another male. Harry Bradley’s three-year relationship with his ex ended in 2024 when his alcohol abuse got “out of control” following the death of his mother, Sheffield Crown Court heard. The court heard Bradley, aged 22, had a serious record for violence including battery, threatening behaviour, weapons and actual bodily harm. He was jailed for 12 months. | SYP
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19. Lee Wragg
Sheffield burglar Lee Wragg, 51, stole three coats from student accommodation after forcing his way in before “concealing himself” in the communal area where the clothes had been left. A judge heard he had 144 previous offences. The following month on December 4 he took advantage of a faulty entrance door at another student building - Apollo Residence on Furnival Square. He was jailed for three years and eight months. | SYP

