Balaclava-wearing burglar jailed after falling asleep in victim’s property
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A balaclava-wearing burglar has been jailed after he was caught falling asleep in a victim's property.
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Nelson Loveridge broke into a property in Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, on April 19, then fell asleep in a spare room.The 36-year-old was found napping by a man in the house in Long Chaulden at about 7.30am before being woken and arrested.After his arrest, detectives linked Loveridge to a series of break-ins that all took place during the early hours of the same day on nearby roads in Long Chaulden and Boxmoor.
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He was subsequently charged and remanded into custody before pleading guilty to all the offences on May 26.Loveridge, of Honeycross Road, Hemel Hempstead, was sentenced to three years...
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