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Burglar jailed after CCTV links him to Leicester commercial crime spree
Overview
Shawn Tulley, 43, has been sentenced to two years and four months in prison after pleading guilty to multiple burglaries, attempted burglaries and property damage across Leicester between June and July. CCTV footage captured Tulley wearing disguises while targeting commercial premises, including restaurants, a children's nursery, a community centre and a playcentre, causing thousands of pounds in damage.
Key points
- Shawn Tulley was sentenced to two years and four months at Leicester Crown Court.
- He pleaded guilty to six counts of burglary, two of attempted burglary and two of damaging property.
- CCTV footage captured Tulley attempting to conceal his identity with various hats and covering a camera while raiding premises in the Leicester area.
- His targets included five restaurants, a children's nursery twice, a community centre and a playcentre.
- Police reported that his actions caused thousands of pounds worth of damage to businesses and community premises.
- He was arrested after members of the public reported suspicious behaviour.