A man is jailed after breaking into the same supermarket twice by forcing entry through the roof, according to reports. The court hears that he targeted the Tesco store on two separate occasions and that, on each attempt, he entered the premises by climbing in through the roof. The second break-in follows the first, indicating repeat offending at the same location. After conviction, the court sentences him to 16 months in prison. The reports describe the break-ins as deliberate and repeated, with roof entry used to gain access to the store both times. While the accounts agree on the method of entry and the fact that it involved the same supermarket on two occasions, they differ only in the level of detail provided beyond those points. Overall, the coverage indicates the case centers on repeat forced entry, culminating in a custodial sentence.