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16:06 11/12/2020
A prolific offender has been sentenced to a total of four years in prison for a number of burglary and fraud offences committed earlier this year.
Jamie Dunckley, 31, of HMP Leicester, was found guilty on Wednesday (9 December) following a trial at Leicester Crown Court.
He was found guilty of the following offences:
Detective Constable Andrew Ilnicki, who investigated one of the burglaries, said: “Dunkley is a prolific offender who thought nothing of burgling a number of homes and stealing bank cards to use fraudulently over a period of three months.
“Through our investigation, we managed to obtain CCTV footage of Dunkley linking him to many of these offences which helped us to trace his involvement and secure charges of all of the offences he was convicted for.
“I am pleased that the jury saw through Dunkley’s denial and I hope that his time in prison serves as some justice to his victims and those people who are deeply affected by such crimes.”