A judge tells a burglar he is “not very good at this” after a botched break-in at a home in London’s Belgravia district. The defendant, Glen Banks, 57, attempts to enter a two-bedroom house by climbing through a window, but he is spotted by someone and flees the scene. During the incident, he leaves items behind that investigators can link to him. Reports say he also leaves a passport photograph of himself at the scene, along with a jacket that carries his DNA. The details described across coverage portray an unsuccessful entry and a rapid escape, with evidence left that undermines the attempt to avoid identification. The judge’s remarks reflect the circumstances that investigators believe made the break-in easier to connect to Banks. The case is presented in connection with a property described as worth about £4 million, and the sentencing or court outcome is referenced through the judge’s comments.
Judge criticizes burglar after botched break-in at Belgravia mansion
A judge tells a burglar he is “not very good at this” after a botched break-in at a home in London’s Belgravia district. The defendant, Glen Banks, 57, attempts to enter a two-bedroom house by climbin...
- Glen Banks, 57, is accused of a botched break-in at a Belgravia, London property.
- He allegedly enters by climbing through a window but is spotted and flees.
- A passport photograph of himself is reported to have been left at the scene.
- A jacket with the defendant’s DNA is reported to have been left behind.
- A judge comments that he is “not very good at this” in relation to the attempt.
Glen Banks, 57, had climbed through the window of a two-bedroom house in the exclusive London district when he was spotted by someone and fled. He also left a jacket with his DNA on it.
14 hours agoGlen Banks, 57, had climbed through the window of a two-bedroom house in the exclusive London district when he was spotted by someone and fled. He also left a jacket with his DNA on it.
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