Belfast Recorder Judge Patricia Smyth said a 'stark fact'' from the report was that McAleese did not attend primary or secondary school during his 'difficult upbringing'
A convicted thief was jailed on Friday for 14 months for a spate of burglaries on an apartment complex in Belfast.
He told the court that McAleese used various methods to gain entry to the complex: with the use of a key fob; walking into an underground car park before the gates closed or by the use of force. "It is the frequency in the way these offences were happening. Whether he is described as a professional burglary is up for debate, but he most certainly is a career burglar which could be described as professional as well.
"I am an amateur criminologist but it seems that replete with CCTV viewings and recordings, it was inevitable that he would be apprehended. Outlining the aggravating features, the judge said he had 15 previous burglary convictions along with other dishonesty offences.
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