Two Men Face Prison for Arson During Leeds Riots

Mark Mitchell and Milan Zamostny pleaded guilty to setting a bus on fire amid unrest triggered by a child custody case.

The July 18 disorder in Harehills led to multiple vehicles being torched and a police car overturned.
Both men admitted to arson with recklessness as to whether life was endangered and violent disorder.
Judge Guy Kearl KC indicated that immediate custodial sentences are likely for the defendants.
Zamostny, who has learning difficulties, may have been trafficked into the UK as a teenager.
West Yorkshire Police have made 20 arrests and are seeking to identify 40 more suspects involved in the riots.