A 'career criminal' previously described as a 'scourge' on Manchester city centre was given a chance by a judge who said lockdown conditions would reduce his 'temptation' and 'opportunity' to steal.
07.05.2020 - 17:33 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
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Manchester Crown Court heard that on April 27, McAdam, who is homeless, became 'hysterical' at a hotel in Fallowfield, south Manchester.
He had been given a place
A 'career criminal' previously described as a 'scourge' on Manchester city centre was given a chance by a judge who said lockdown conditions would reduce his 'temptation' and 'opportunity' to steal.
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