Thief jailed after stealing television and jewellery during Northampton break-in

Judge hands out three years, nine months sentence to 50-year-old
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A burglar who ransacked a Northampton home to steal a television and jewellery has been jailed for three years, nine months.

Brian Debres, aged 50, forced his way into a bungalow in Rushmere Road in October 2020, damaging a lock and smashing a window in the process.

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Once inside, he stole a television, a decorative landline phone, a jewellery box and handbags.

Debres was jailed for three years, nine months at Northampton Crown CourtDebres was jailed for three years, nine months at Northampton Crown Court
Debres was jailed for three years, nine months at Northampton Crown Court

Debres — also known as Paul Bogle — was arrested the next day and subsequently charged in connection with the burglary. A Crown Court judge sentenced him on Wednesday (March 16) for the burglary and a second break-in in the Thames Valley Police area while on bail in November 2021.

Lead Investigator, PC Tom Hollis from Northamptonshire Police’s Burglary Team, said: “I welcome the sentence handed out to Debres as it means that another burglar is off the streets and unable to steal the hard-earned possessions of our communities.

“Tackling burglary has been a real focus of this Force for a while now and more and more burglars are being put behind bars as a result.

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“This doesn’t mean however, that we are taking our foot off the gas in any way.

“We remain as determined as ever to continue making Northamptonshire as hostile a place as possible for burglars and to bringing those who commit these crimes here, to justice.”