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Man jailed for seven years for burglary

by Frank le Duc
5 January, 2024
in 999, Court, News, West Sussex
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Man jailed for seven years for burglary

Justin Collins

A man has been jailed for more than seven years after a burglary during which he scuffled with the owner of the house.

Justin Collins, 46, was jailed for the violent burglary which happened two years at Lewes Crown Court before Christmas by Judge Stephen Mooney.

Sussex Police said today (Friday 5 January): “On 2 November 2021 at around 2.50pm, police were called to reports of a burglary in Brook Street, Cuckfield.

“A man broke in and was caught rummaging through a wardrobe by the owner.

“Following an altercation, where the victim – a 44-year-old man – suffered minor injuries, the suspect fled the property with jewellery worth thousands of pounds.

“On 18 January 2022, he was arrested in connection with the incident and identified as Justin Collins, 46, of no fixed address.

Justin Collins

“He was charged with burglary with violence and appeared before Lewes Crown Court on Thursday 14 December 2023.

“He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to seven years and six months’ imprisonment.”

Investigating officer Alicia Smith said: “This is a fantastic result for a burglary offence and even more so as Collins caused increased stress and concern for the victim.

“I hope this case can set a precedent and others who think about committing these types of crimes can see they will get a robust sentence.”

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