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Sr. Supt. Broaster’s Burglar Gets 7 Years
Mon, August 18, 2014
On Friday, we told you how Senior Superintendent, Edward Broaster had caught the thief who broke into his house.

Well, today, that man, 39 year old Richard Codd went to court where he was charged for burglary. He wasted no time and pleaded guilty to the single charge. Codd told magistrate Hettie Mae Stewart that he didn't want to waste the court's time, and that Broaster had already gotten back his items and that he, Codd, had fixed back his broken window. For the offense of burglary, Codd was sentence to the minimum jail term of 7 years. In his mitigation plea, he told the magistrate that he is sick and someone has put him under an obeah spell.

Codd is no stranger to the police or the court. He has a number of convictions, five of them are for crimes of dishonesty going back to 2003.

He stole a DVD Player a flashlight, a pair of computer speakers, a pair of Puma slippers, all to a total of $375.00.

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