Burglar's Prison Sentence for Defying Court Order

0:00It's April 7th. From your city to your ears, this is Lester News Today, powered by AI. Jessica White, a 32-year-old, with no fixed address, just got hit with a 20-month prison sentence for straight-up ignoring court orders. Last year, she burglarized flats in Demofford House, a building in Lester City Center. Twice in two days, swiping cash including $300, 80 pounds. The judge suspended her original 20-month term, but slapped on a restraining order banning her from the place forever. Earlier this year, on February 15, she waltzed right back in, despite the manager calling her out. Four days later, on February 19, CCTV caught her roaming floors, lighting up a cigarette against rules and worse, dropping feces on the floor. As her so-called, calling card, the building manager had to clean up the mess and call police both times. White's got 70 prior offenses, showing this wasn't her first rodeo, and folks in the building were fed up with the repeated invasions.

1:01Prosecutors laid it out clear in court. On April 7, she moved floor to floor, broke every rule, and left that nasty mark. Judge Timothy Spencer called it a blatant breach, saying she blew her second chance. Now she's locked up with the full sentence activated, no more warnings, just consequences stacking up for good.