TWENTY-NINE-YEAR-OLD Jamal David (no address given) was yesterday sentenced to three years imprisonment for break and enter and larceny. He was convicted by Acting Chief Magistrate Melissa Robertson after pleading guilty to having, on March 20, broken and entered the dwelling house of Simone Dowding and stolen $5,500, one cellular phone valued $20,000 and a pair of pants worth $3,500, property of Delon Dowding.
Police Inspector Stephen Telford, prosecuting, said the defendant was wearing the pants when arrested and admitted committing the burglary but the money and phone were not recovered.
The convict told the Court he cannot explain why he broke into the house.