Man admits thieving from cars across Portsmouth during court appearance

A MAN has admitted thieving from motor vehicles across the city after appearing in court.

Christopher Walker, 38, of no fixed address, admitted three counts of theft from a motor vehicle and one count of fraud by false representation when he appeared at Portsmouth Crown Court for sentence.

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It follows three cars being broken into and goods stolen from the city centre and Fratton.

Portsmouth Crown Court               Picture: Chris Moorhouseplaceholder image
Portsmouth Crown Court Picture: Chris Moorhouse

On March 18, a car was broken into in Lucknow Street, Landport, and a mobile phone and a bag were taken. Money was then taken from the victim’s bank account via a banking app on the mobile phone.

On April 2, a car parked in the Isambard Brunel car park was broken into and a gym bag was taken.

On April 17-18 a car in Station Street was broken into and electrical items worth more than £2,000 were taken.

The case was adjourned for a probation report.

Walker, who was remanded in custody, will appear in court on August 1.

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