A CAREER thief who admitted to stealing almost £2,000 from 10 different people has his sentencing delayed for a second time.
Kevin Nanton, 56, of Saunders Road, Oxford, was due to be sentenced at Oxford Crown Court on Tuesday (June 5) for 10 counts of thefts and one count of fraud by false representation.
The offences were ‘primarily thefts from pickpocketing’.
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The details or the counts are, last year on July 14, he stole £290 from Linda Lane, on July 19 he stole £120 from Dennis Hambridge, on July 20, he stole £100 from Ellen Webster, on July 22 he stole £75 from Keith Willson, then on September 11, he stole £225 from Martin Loudon.
He then stole £200 on September 19 from Catherine Oppenheimer, on September 21 he stole £620 from Christine Coleman, on September 26 he stole £70 from Malcolm Smith, on August 26 he stole £80 from Adrian Williams, as well as £50 from Marieke Clarke.
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However, the case was adjourned as Nanton is being faced with 12 further offences, including eight thefts and frauds.
Due to a delay in these further cases being heard in the lower court and being sent to Oxford Crown Court, it was advised Nanton was sentenced once he had pled to the other offences.
He is next due in court on July 4.
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