Film, Media & TV0 min ago
They've caught my burglar!
Last June we had a break in and some items stolen. I've just received a letter from the police to say the offender has been charged and is now serving a 5 year sentence for mine and several other burglaries in the area. I'm really pleased, even though it's highly unlikely I'll ever get my stuff back.
But then it goes on to say, "A full file of evidence is in the process of being submitted to the Crown Prosecution Service for a decision on any further prosecution.". Does this mean they have other crimes that he/she may have committed and that they are currently awaiting a CPS decision on? Or something else? MIght they reduce the sentence, perhaps?
But then it goes on to say, "A full file of evidence is in the process of being submitted to the Crown Prosecution Service for a decision on any further prosecution.". Does this mean they have other crimes that he/she may have committed and that they are currently awaiting a CPS decision on? Or something else? MIght they reduce the sentence, perhaps?
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