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Burglar jailed for raid on snooker champion's home
Kane Lee broke into Kyren Wilson's Northamptonshire house and stole jewellery, watches and charity cash meant for a children's cancer fund.
In brief
Kane Lee broke into Kyren Wilson's Northamptonshire house and stole jewellery, watches and charity cash meant for a children's cancer fund. Kane Lee was jailed for four years after admitting he burgled snooker champion Kyren Wilson's home near Kettering on June twenty-second, stealing high-value items and two thousand…
Burglar admits raid on Wilson's home
Kane Lee, twenty-eight, of Albert Road, Luton, changed his plea to guilty at Northampton Crown Court after initially denying the burglary charge against him.
What was stolen from Wilson's house
High-value jewellery, luxury watches, designer handbags and two thousand pounds in cash destined for the BeMoreFab Children's Cancer Charity were taken from the property near Kettering on twenty-second June.
“£2,000 in cash that had been set aside as a donation to the BeMoreFab Children's Cancer Charity”
How Lee carried out the burglary
Lee bought tools and clothing from B&Q and Tesco, drove from Luton to Kettering in a vehicle with cloned number plates, arrived after eleven am and smashed an upstairs window to enter the unoccupied four-bedroom…
Lee sentenced to four years in prison
At a sentencing hearing earlier this week, Lee was jailed for four years and ordered to pay a surcharge of two hundred twenty-eight pounds for the burglary at the home of world snooker champion Kyren…
What it means
Kane Lee was jailed for four years after admitting he burgled snooker champion Kyren Wilson's home near Kettering on June twenty-second, stealing high-value items and two thousand pounds destined for a children's cancer charity.
