Here we take a look at some of the criminals locked up during the final four months of the year.
All of the information below comes from either Sussex Police or our reporters attending court in person.
29. Locked up in Sussex 2022: These are some of the criminals jailed between September and December
A disqualified driver has been jailed after crashing a stolen car into a bus stop in Crawley. Dashcam footage shows the moment Monique Moss is involved in the crash in Creasys Drive, Broadfield, before she abandons the Ford Focus and walks off. Police say that officers attended the scene at about 8am on July 2 and enquiries led to the arrest of the 46-year-old whose last known address was Brighton Road, Crawley. She appeared before Lewes Crown Court on October 28, where she was sentenced to a total of 24 months’ imprisonment and was further disqualified from driving for four years. Photo: Sussex Police
30. Locked up in Sussex 2022: These are some of the criminals jailed between September and December
Two men have been sentenced for county lines drug dealing in Hastings following a joint operation by Sussex Police and the Metropolitan Police. Broli Martin, 23, (pictured) and Amedeo Seccia, 28, were sentenced at Lewes Crown Court on Monday, November 14, after pleading guilty to possession with intent to supply crack cocaine and heroin and being concerned in supply of crack cocaine and heroin, said Sussex Police. Martin, of Palmerston Road, Enfield, North London, was jailed for a total of five-and-a-half years and Seccia of Bohemia Road, St Leonards, was sentenced to 18 months in prison, suspended for 24 months, police added. Cash, drugs, and phones were also seized as part of the police operation. County lines dealing is the sale of drugs from large urban areas, such as London, into smaller towns such as Hastings. Dealers and customers are linked by mobile phone numbers, through which deals are conducted. Photo: Sussex Police
31. Locked up in Sussex 2022: These are some of the criminals jailed between September and December
A man from Eastbourne has been jailed for a number of drug offences. Peter Pollard, of Barcombe Close, initially pleaded not guilty to charges of being concerned in the supply of cannabis, possession with intent to supply crack cocaine and possession with intent to supply heroin, but changed his plea to guilty during his trial at Hove Crown Court, police said. On November 3 the 49-year-old was sentenced to 38 months in prison for the cocaine and heroin charges, with an additional three-month sentence for the cannabis to run consecutively - taking his total to 41 months in prison. According to police, Pollard was arrested on September 9 last year in Langney Road following complaints of anti-social behaviour in the area. Officers found Pollard making an exchange with another man and he was searched where cocaine and heroin were found on him as well as £400. A set of scales and a craft knife were also found in his car, which were seized along with the drugs. Police say Pollard was interviewed and released under investigation. On June 11 this year, while already charged with the above, Pollard was arrested again for possession with intent to supply. He was remanded in custody and a further charge was added to the trial, which did not conclude due to Pollard changing his plea to guilty. Photo: Sussex Police
32. Locked up in Sussex 2022: These are some of the criminals jailed between September and December
A Newhaven man has been jailed after assaulting two police officers and racially abusing a third whilst in Brighton. Liam Stevens, of South Way in Newhaven, was arrested by officers for an unrelated matter in Manor Hill, Brighton, on March 23, 2022. Police say Stevens resisted arrest and became aggressive, making violent threats to kill officers as they attempted to restrain him. He racially abused one officer repeatedly as he was being arrested and throughout the journey to custody, police said. As Stevens was arrested and transported, police say he lashed out at officers and attempted to bite them. He was arrested and subsequently charged by police with racially aggravated public order and two counts of common assault on an emergency worker. At Lewes Crown Court on Friday, November 4, the 27-year-old was jailed for six months after pleading guilty to all counts. Photo: Sussex Police