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Wesley Bradley, 21, was jailed for two years and 11 months<\/p>\nWesley Bradley was serving a suspended sentence when he committed his latest crimesWesley Bradley, 21, was jailed for two years and 11 months<\/p>\n
A man who carried out a series of burglaries and car thefts across Merseyside has been jailed. Wesley Bradley, of Kersley Walk in Kirkby<\/a>, appeared at Liverpool Crown Court today, Wednesday, December 3, where he was sentenced after pleading guilty to burglary and theft.<\/p>\n The court heard Bradley targeted a home on Ambleside Road in Maghull<\/a> on August 17, stealing a handbag containing keys to a BMW before driving off in the vehicle, which had been parked on the driveway.<\/a><\/p>\n The stolen BMW was discovered the next day on Kirkstone Road North in Bootle<\/a>.<\/p>\n Bradley was later arrested following an investigation and charged with burglary and theft offences. During an earlier hearing, he also asked for a further burglary to be taken into consideration. This was an incident on Birchfield Street in Islington in September, during which a Renault was stolen. That vehicle was later recovered in Warrington<\/a>.<\/p>\n His sentence also reflected two counts of possessing a class B drug (cannabis) and the fact he had committed these offences while serving a suspended sentence for an earlier burglary.<\/a><\/p>\n That earlier burglary took place on November 21 last year, when Bradley smashed his way into a house in Bootle<\/a>, leaving behind a trail of blood. He ransacked the property, stealing items including a passport and a Moncler jacket.<\/p>\n Forensic tests later matched the blood to Bradley, leading to his arrest on January 8. He was jailed for 25 months for that offence and associated charges – 12 months for the burglary and 11 months for drugs offences, breaching his suspended sentence, and failing to surrender to police.<\/p>\n Bradley was today sentenced to two years and 11 months for the Maghull and Islington burglaries, the associated vehicle thefts, cannabis possession, and breaching the terms of his suspended sentence.<\/p>\n Detective Inspector for Op Kevin O’Rourke, who leads the Burglary Team (Operation Castle), said: \u201cBeing a victim of burglary has a massive impact on the families affected as they have had their home invaded which is an awful experience to go through.<\/p>\n \u201cBradley will now spend time behind bars for his actions, and I hope he reflects on his criminal behaviour, how extremely intrusive breaking into someone\u2019s home is and the devastating effect it has on the occupant.<\/p>\n \u201cI would continue to encourage people to reports any suspicious behaviour so we can take action and we will act on information we receive.<\/p>\n \u201cWe also urge people to come forward if you know anything about suspected burglary and the sale of stolen goods where you are. We\u2019ll act on all information provided.\u201d<\/p>\n Click here for advice and protection against burglary: https:\/\/www.merseyside.police.uk\/cp\/crime-prevention\/<\/a><\/p>\n If you have CCTV, smart doorbell or dashcam footage of suspicious activity in your area but don\u2019t know if it is linked to a specific offence, you can upload it online for the Operation Castle team here: https:\/\/unitedkingdom1cpp-portal.digital-policing.co.uk\/merseyside\/appeal\/castle<\/a><\/p>\n Your footage will be reviewed for potential links to reported offences in your area, and may help police gather evidence to solve burglaries and bring offenders to justice.<\/p>\n You can also report any concerns is asked to contact Merseyside Police social media desk via X @MerPolCC or on Facebook<\/a> \u2018Merseyside Police Contact Centre\u2019.<\/p>\n You can also report information via the website: https:\/\/www.merseyside.police.uk\/ro\/report\/ocr\/af\/how-to-report-a-crime\/<\/a> or call 101.<\/p>\n