Accused Gosport burglar to be kept in custody until next court appearance

A WOMAN charged with burglary and breaching her criminal behaviour order is being remanded in custody until her next court appearance.

By David George

Published 17th Nov 2020, 10:11 BST

Updated 17th Nov 2020, 13:12 BST

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Rebecca Trudy Connelly, 29 of no fixed abode, was charged in connection with a burglary in Victoria Street, Gosport, on November 12 – where £260 in cash was stolen.

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She also allegedly breached her criminal behaviour order by begging for money in Victoria Street on the same day, which she is prohibited from doing so under the conditions of a court order imposed on November 22 last year.

Portsmouth Magistrates' Court. Picture: Chris Moorhouse

Portsmouth Magistrates' Court. Picture: Chris Moorhouse

On Monday Connelly appeared at Portsmouth Magistrates’ Court for a hearing on this case.

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Now, she will be kept in custody until her next court appearance, which will be on December 14.

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