This is who has been jailed at Bradford Crown Court this week

Thomas Davis, 27, of Oakbank Road, Keighley, was double the drink-drive limit when he rammed a neighbour’s vehicle.

He then drove at high speed on Hainworth Wood Road in Keighley.

When the neighbour whose car he had damaged tried to capture Davis’s driving on camera, he did not slow down as she stood in the road trying to take a photo.

He then kicked out at three police officers attempting to detain him, bruising one on the shin. A witness described Davis as an "animal possessed”.

He pleaded guilty to dangerous driving, assaulting a PC, driving while disqualified, no insurance and driving over the prescribed limit.

Davis was disqualified from driving for four years.

A MAN was jailed for more than six years for his role in a violent robbery in which a terrified pensioner was attacked in her own home.

Barry Gibson was one of a gang of three men who targeted the 72-year-old woman’s bungalow to steal her handbag, Bradford Crown Court heard.

He pushed his way into her home at 8pm on August 15 last year, followed by an accomplice who grabbed the pensioner by the arms and seized her in a headlock while the third member of the robbery team kept lookout.

Gibson, 52, of Holme Wood Road, Bradford, pleaded guilty to robbing the woman of her handbag and contents.

He had 49 previous convictions for 158 offences, including 22 house break-ins.

Judge Colin Burn jailed Gibson for six years and four months for the “vicious” robbery.

A MAN was jailed for 18 years for the rape and indecent assault of his daughter.

Ashleigh Pell, 66, of Pine Close, Skipton, was convicted of the offences at Bradford Crown Court.

His daughter, Rebecca Pell, now 43, waived her right to anonymity after the trial.

The offences took place in the 1980s and early 1990s when she was aged between 12 and 14.

A DRUGGED-UP driver who caused an horrific four car smash was jailed for 16 months.

Grant Parr was four times the legal cocaine limit when he hit an oncoming Renault Clio while overtaking a line of three cars on a bend, Bradford Crown Court heard.

Parr’s Seat Leon then span into a Lexus that rotated into a Volvo, flipping it on to its roof, on the A65 near Chelker Reservoir between Skipton and Addingham.

Parr, 25, of St Andrew’s Close, Yeadon, pleaded guilty to dangerous driving shortly before 9am on April 30 last year and driving under the influence of cocaine.

He was airlifted to Leeds General Infirmary but neither his injuries, nor those of the five crash victims, were very serious.

Parr was banned from driving for four years and eight months.

A TEENAGER who led police on a pursuit in ice and snow across central Bradford was locked up for 15 months.

Aqib Ali, 18, was not insured to drive his mother’s car but got behind the wheel to collect a video game, Bradford Crown Court heard.

Ali, of Bronshill Grove, Allerton, Bradford, was ordered to stop in the Sunbridge Road area shortly before 5pm on March 4 last year.

He was chased along seven roads, hitting 80mph on Thornton Road, running a red light and a Give Way sign and going 150 yards along the wrong side of a dual carriageway, forcing oncoming vehicles to swerve or stop.

When he lost control of the car, he got out and fled on foot.

Ali was sent to a young offender institution and banned from driving for 37 months.

A CONVICTED drug dealer who caused a head-on car crash while speeding away from the police had his prison term extended to almost ten years.

Shazad Ahmed, 36, who was already serving a long jail sentence for trafficking class A drugs, appeared before Bradford Crown Court on a video link from Nottingham Prison.

He pleaded guilty to dangerous driving and driving without insurance and a licence.

Ahmed, of Old Cottage Close, Hipperholme, Brighouse, crashed into an oncoming vehicle at 7.30pm on August 29 last year while fleeing the police in a high-powered VW Golf.

He was jailed for eight years and eight months at Nottingham Crown Court on January 11 for drug dealing and breach of bail.

Ahmed was sentenced to 12 months imprisonment, to run consecutively, and banned from driving for 68 months.

A SCHIZOPHRENIC with a concerning "sexual appetite" was jailed for almost 12 years after a judge said he posed a significant risk to young children.

Even after his release from prison, 32-year-old Javeed Rashid will be subject to an extended licence period of eight years.

Rashid, of Ashwell Road, Manningham, was jailed for a series of serious sexual offences against four young girls.

Judge Jonathan Rose told him: "I am quite satisfied, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that you pose a significant risk of serious harm to young children.”

Rashid, who has mental health difficulties which affect his intellectual functioning, claimed that voices had been telling him to do things, but Judge Rose said the defendant understood the difference between right and wrong.

"There can be no question but that you understood full well that what you did to these little girls was wrong and was bad," said the judge.

Rashid, who admitted offences including oral rape of one girl and attempted oral rape of another, was jailed for a total of 11 years and 11 months.

Judge Rose said no court could fail to be very concerned by Rashid's "very significant sexual appetite" and there was no treatment that a hospital could offer.

A MAN who smashed a stolen car into a garage, causing £5,500 damage, was jailed for 15 months.

Luke Hall, 26, pleaded guilty to aggravated vehicle taking and driving without a licence or insurance on July 9, 2017.

Hall, of Lower Edge Road, Rastrick, Brighouse, had been recalled to prison on licence after serving a lengthy jail sentence for robbery, Bradford Crown Court heard.

He stole a Ford Mondeo and crashed it into the garage in Tofts Grove, Rastick.

The building was extensively damaged and the car, valued at £500, written off.

Hall was banned from driving for 27 months.