Glenn Foster has a huge list of 164 offences
A bungling burglar was caught out by a cat flap as his clumsy attempt to rob someone's home meant he was found out by a stranded feline.
The occupier of the house soon realised that somebody must have burgled his home because he noticed that, unusually, his cat was outside that morning and was not safely snuggled up inside, Hull Live reports. Foster, 47, of Dane View, Dibsdane, Orchard Park estate, Hull, admitted burglary on May 31 last year at crown court.Rachel Scott, prosecuting, said that a man discovered at 9.
Foster was arrested and he made full admissions. He claimed that he found a window unlocked and opened it. He later dumped the iPad in a bush. He claimed that he "couldn't believe that he had done such a thing" as the burglary. There had been a gap in Foster's offending and he had managed to deal with his heroin addiction. "There is a prospect of rehabilitation and no more offending with appropriate support," said Mr Phillip. There had been no more burglary offences. "It was a one-off return to the old days." Foster had not been "thinking straight" at the time after suffering a serious accident.
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