Gun crime Sheffield: The criminals in Sheffield who have been jailed for firearms offences over the last year

There are a number of shootings and gun crimes which have rocked Sheffield over the last year.
These are some of the criminals who have been sent to prison in Sheffield over the last year for firearms offences.These are some of the criminals who have been sent to prison in Sheffield over the last year for firearms offences.
These are some of the criminals who have been sent to prison in Sheffield over the last year for firearms offences.

Home Office figures show the force recorded 295 crimes involving firearms that year – the highest number since police force level records began in 2007-08.

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Conner Hadi, aged 26, of Toll Bar Avenue, Gleadless Townend, Sheffield, was among a group which shot at a mother and son in two street attacks on the same day. It happened on the Manor Estate and Prince of Wales Road on January 5. He was sentenced to 27 years of custody and must serve a minimum of 18 years before he can be released on licence.Conner Hadi, aged 26, of Toll Bar Avenue, Gleadless Townend, Sheffield, was among a group which shot at a mother and son in two street attacks on the same day. It happened on the Manor Estate and Prince of Wales Road on January 5. He was sentenced to 27 years of custody and must serve a minimum of 18 years before he can be released on licence.
Conner Hadi, aged 26, of Toll Bar Avenue, Gleadless Townend, Sheffield, was among a group which shot at a mother and son in two street attacks on the same day. It happened on the Manor Estate and Prince of Wales Road on January 5. He was sentenced to 27 years of custody and must serve a minimum of 18 years before he can be released on licence.
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A Government spokesman said it is recruiting 20,000 extra police officers and has given forces greater powers to stop and search people, in an effort to tackle the issue and remove dangerous weapons from the streets.

The National Police Chiefs' Council also said there is more work to be done nationally to stop those intent on carrying weapons and prevent the “terrible consequences” of gun crime.

These are all the people who have been jailed in Sheffield over the last year for firearms offences.