the house.

In fact the police investigation only began after McDermott himself rang the police to say he thought his neighbours’ home had been burgled and he had seen some unknown males running off with a television.

McDermott, now of Union Street, Sowerby Bridge, was then arrested after the CCTV footage from a camera in the Iona Street area was recovered and examined.

He claimed during his police interview that his drink had been “spiked” and he had no involvement in the offence, but when his case came before the Calderdale magistrates he pleaded guilty to the burglary charge.

Judge Rose said McDermott had targeted the house after falling out with his neighbours and had decided this was a way to get his revenge.

The judge suspended McDermott’s 16-month jail sentence for tworecording material to effect thermal development to convert a latent image to a visible image. Specifically, the recording material brought into the thermal developing part is conveyed with holding between the heating drum and an endless belt and is thermally developed by heat of the heating drum, whereby a latent image recorded by exposure is converted to a visible image. Accordingly, the recording material is heated with the heating drum only from one side.
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