Nelson man who broke into home and stole laptop, mobile phone and camera jailed

A man has been jailed after stealing a laptop, mobile phone, camera and keys during a burglary in Nelson.

Police were called to reports of a burglary on Chapel Street on July 10.

Carl Pollit, 49, of Brentwood Road, Nelson, was arrested and later charged with burglary in a dwelling and theft.

Carl Pollit stole a laptop, mobile phone, camera and keys after breaking into a home in Nelson.placeholder image
Carl Pollit stole a laptop, mobile phone, camera and keys after breaking into a home in Nelson. | Lancashire Police

He appeared at Preston Crown Court on Wednesday where he pleaded guilty.

Pollit was sentenced to three years in prison.

Lancashire Police and Crime Commissioner Clive Grunshaw said: “Everyone has the right to feel safe in their own home, as Lancashire’s Police and Crime Commissioner I will continue to hold Lancashire Constabulary to account to ensure residential burglary continues to reduce and that victims are supported.”

The sentencing comes as part of Operation Defender, a force-wide campaign to tackle residential burglary with support from the Police and Crime Commissioner.

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