Man shot during raid on home pleads guilty to burglary O'Gorman, who was out on licence at the time of the burglary, appeared at Loughborough Magistrates Court today via videolink. Still bearing the scars caused by the shotgun pellets, he pleaded guilty to burglary and was remanded in custody. Mansell, who was also out on licence at the time of the burglary, pleaded guilty to the same charge last week and was also remanded in custody. Sukhy Singh, prosecuting, told the court that O'Gorman's girlfriend had received a phone call at around 12.40am on the night of the raid from a friend telling her to get am ambulance. Mr Singh said: "He said that her partner had been shot in the face and they were coming to her address. They did arrive and the defendant had been shot in the face. For some reason the ambulance did not arrive and the friend took her car keys and took the defendant to hospital, where he was arrested. Nabeel Gatrad, defending O'Gorman, said his client would not be applying for bail. Mr Gatrad added: "He is realistic about the likely sentence he will receive." The court heard O'Gorman had previous convictions for dishonesty, burglary, and driving offences. He was on licence at the time he broke into the Ferries' cottage, having been released early from a 14-month prison sentence imposed in August last year for dangerous driving. Two other men, aged 31 and 23, were arrested following the raid on suspicion of aggravated burglary and released on bail pending further enquiries. O'Gorman and Mansell, both from Leicester, are due to be sentenced at the city's Crown Court on September 25.