A prolific burglar from Northwich has been jailed again after he admitted breaking into a bar in the town.
Jonathan Heron appeared at Liverpool Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday 22nd April where he was jailed for 26 weeks
The 49-year-old of John Brunner Crescent in Northwich, previously pleaded guilty to one count of burglary other than a dwelling.
The court heard how at around 11.30pm on Thursday 4th March, Heron forced entry into a bar on the Bull Ring after smashing a window.
Once inside he stole a quantity of cash, a Samsung tablet and a CCTV hard drive. He also caused substantial damage to an internal wall in order access the petty cash.
The incident was subsequently reported to police the following day and an investigation was launched by detectives from Northwich Proactive CID.
Following enquiries, Heron was quickly identified as the offender by local officers who recognised the prolific offender on CCTV footage.
He was later arrested at his home in Northwich.
Following the sentencing, Police Constable Ed Whalley said:
“Heron is a prolific offender, and sadly despite repeated warnings and other previous convictions, he never seems to learn his lesson.
“Therefore, until he does, we have no option but to keep arresting him and putting him before the courts.
“I hope that this case provides reassurance to local businesses and residents that we’re committed to doing all we can to ensure that those responsible for crimes in our community are held accountable.”
Pictured - Jonathan Heron of John Brunner Crescent in Northwich.
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