Here are the most serious offenders. This is not a list of all offenders jailed, but of those who have committed such serious offences that Cambridgeshire Police have deemed it worthy to release their custody photographs to the public.
9. Craig Durrant
Craig Durrant (27) was arrested in August on suspicion of breaching a Sexual Harm Prevention Order. He had been placed on the Sex Offenders Register in 2016 following a conviction for sexual offences against a child. Following an investigation, Durrant was found to have been living with a woman and her two children for almost a year. He admitted three counts of breaching conditions of a Sexual Harm Prevention Order (SHPO) and three counts of failing to comply with the notification requirements of being on the Sex Offenders Register. He was sentenced to a total of one year and three months in prison. Photo: Cambridgeshire Constabulary
10. Nathan Large
Nathan Large (38) deliberately drove a Land Rover at a man, throwing him up into the air and onto the bonnet of the 4x4. The victim suffered minor injuries as a result of the attack. Large was charged with assault occasioning actual bodily harm (ABH), dangerous driving, criminal damage and driving without insurance. He was sentenced to a total of one year and nine months in prison, disqualified from driving for three years and 10 months and was made subject of a 10-year restraining order. Photo: Cambridgeshire Constabulary
11. Pawel Paczynski
Pawel Paczynski (46) planted a listening device in his ex-partner’s home before withdrawing hundreds of pounds worth of cash from her bank account. The victim told officers that only Paczynski knew her credit card pin and would have access to her home. Paczynski was also found in possession of cocaine. A search of his home and car also found cannabis, a number of fake ID cards and a can of pepper spray. He was sentenced to three years in prison. Photo: Cambridgeshire Constabulary
12. Wayne McKie and Shona Negus
Wayne McKie (42) and Shona Negus (32) were sentenced after admitting to burgling a Marks and Spencer store. Negus was sentenced to seven months in prison while McKie was sentenced to 10 months for the same offence, but was also sentenced to two years in prison for a series of burglaries at Tesco stores in Norwich and four months for a pharmacy burglary also in Norwich. All sentences will run concurrently. Photo: Cambridgeshire Constabulary