A teenage tearaway robbed a man of his £600 wages - but then gave him £10 back so he could get a haircut.
Sebastian Bodnar was 17 at the time he followed a man off a bus in Broad Lane, Bramley, in June last year and grabbed his bag. Leeds Crown Court heard on Wednesday a witness described hearing another man shout "threaten to stab him" but no knife was produced.
Prosecutor Robert Galley said: "The bag was taken from the man who was relatively co-operative. He said his wages were in it and the defendant stole that but gave back £10 when he [the victim] said he needed his identification and money for a haircut."
