Two murderers who were given life sentences are among the crooks jailed for crimes in Peterborough and the surrounding area in October.
Stephen Alderton, 67, of no fixed abode will serve a minimum of 25 years in prison after he admitted shooting father and son Gary and Joshua Dunmore earlier this year.
Jamie Boughen, 48, of Waterlees Road, Wisbech, will serve a minimum of 22 years after he stabbed Eliza Bibby, killing her in January.
Others to receive jail terms this month include drug dealers, a man who exposed himself on a train, and violent offenders.
These are not all the criminals jailed in September – but just the ones who police have published a picture of.
5. Hugo Chessapa
Hugo Chessapa (23) of Vergette Street, Peterborough was sentenced to three-and-a-half years in prison after previously admitting being concerned in the supply of crack cocaine and heroin. Photo: Cambs Police
6. Jamie Payne
Jamie Payne (22) of Broadway, Peterborough, was sentenced to two years and ten months in prison after pleading guilty to possession with intent to supply cannabis and cocaine. Photo: Cambs Police
7. Jonathan Yeye
Jonathan Yeye (21) of of Pegwell Street, Plumstead, Greater London was found with weapons including a machete, samurai sword and imitation firearm when he was arrested in Peterborough. Yeye was jailed for a year and two months after previously admitting being in possession of an offensive weapon in a public place, being in possession of a blade in a public place, and being in possession of an imitation firearm in a public place. Photo: Cambs Police
8. Mark Paplekaj
Police raided the home of Mark Paplekaj (32) in Caithwaite, Peterborough, on 14 June, as part of a national crackdown against organised crime groups. Inside his home, police found three rooms upstairs with 74 mature cannabis plants and 153 seedlings. They also found a bag of cannabis buds. The drugs were given a street value of up to £200,000. Paplekaj was sentenced to two years and eight months in prison after pleading guilty to production of cannabis. Photo: Cambs Police