Burglar admits Brandon home break-in and Honda car theft

Frank Benet, 44, of Union Street, Norwich, has admitted burglary in Brandon <i>(Image: Newsquest)</i>
Frank Benet, 44, of Union Street, Norwich, has admitted burglary in Brandon (Image: Newsquest)
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A burglar who broke into a home in Brandon will be sentenced next month after he helps police with other offences he has committed. 

Before Ipswich Crown Court on Monday ( November 9) was 44-year-old Frank Benet, of Union Street, Norwich. 

He pleaded guilty to burglary at premises in Crown Street, Brandon, on August 23 this year and stealing car keys, a wallet, a mobile phone and a bottle of whiskey. 

He also admitted stealing a Honda car and three offences of fraud which related to him using a bank card that didn’t belong to him. All the offences took place on August 23. Judge David Pugh agreed to adjourn sentence until December 7 after being told that Benet had offered to help police identify other offences he had committed so they could be taken into consideration at the sentencing hearing.

Bendy appeared at the plea hearing via a prison video link and was remanded in custody until the sentencing hearing.

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