A so-called Veranda pirate caught on stealing 16 packages of his neighbors worth £ 500 has been spared prison.
Thomas Faithful, 31, took the packages that were omitted in the open air by deliverers in the apartment building in Boscombe in Bournemouth.
Some of the unpackaged items include a table, a phone, a new pair of shoes, clothing and even wash a bottle on the liquid – as well as a work uniform.
Faithful has now been convicted of being placed behind bars, while a court heard how he had now found a new home after his crimes.
His probation officer told the magistrates that he “embarrasses himself for an extraordinary feeling of shame” for his actions.
Faithful said that he would personally want to apologize to his neighbors and that he has found a new house to enter.
The thefts took place in San Remo Towers, a block of 183 flats close to the coast in Boscombe in Dorset.
Faithful had only recently moved to the building when he started stealing last August.
Thomas Faithful, 31, was convicted after stealing the Buren packages that were omitted in the open air by delivery drivers in his apartment building in Boscombe in Bournemouth
The thefts took place in San Remo Towers (photo), a block of 183 flats
Some of the unpackaged items enjoyed from the veranda contains a table, a phone, a new pair of shoes, clothing and even a bottle of waxing liquid – as well as a work uniform
All packages were deposited in a common reception area and Trouw would help himself on the way to his property.
One package contained the new work uniform of a young neighbor, which meant that the victim had to start a new internship role in his own clothing.
Residents became frustrated by receiving photos of their packages that had been deposited by a delivery person, only to discover that they were no longer there.
They complained to the construction manager, who rated CCTV images and believed Faithful who turned out to have found more than £ 500 in neighboring competitions.
He was arrested and accused of theft, to which he owed guilty.
Nicola Rees, persecution, said: 'Residents had reported to the staff that their items in the block of flats were missing.
'CCTV showed a man who took items who were not from him and this was sent to the police.
'An officer searched the flat of Mr Faithful and found the reported packages and various others. All packages are or will be sent back to the residents. '
So -called 'porch pirate' Thomas Tawe spent four months stealing neighbors' packages
He took the packages omitted in the opening by delivery drivers in the Dorset block of Flats
The probation officer of Thomas Faithful told Poole Magistrates that the suspect (depicted extra -dish) feels 'ashamed of an extraordinary feeling of shame' for his actions
Faithful told Magistrates in Poole that he was struggling with cocaine use at that time and had little memory of the thefts.
He defended himself and said: 'I try everything in my power to change my life. My boss is very understanding and I go out of the block of flats to a house in West Parley that he owns.
Magistrates sentenced him to a community order and ordered him to wear an electronic tag for 90 days, while he was also instructed to pay £ 189 in fines and costs.
Chairman of the Magistrate Fiona McKenna told him: 'We are happy to see that you are already starting to take responsibility.
“You have kept your hands up and that is of course what we want to hear, because it is clear that you want to change your life.”
