Rebecca Redmond was horrified to discover Laurence Carthy had broken into her house the night before to rob her but had passed out drunk in her sons bedroom.
A mum was left horrified when she woke up to find that a bloodied stranger had stayed the night in her young son's bed. The nurse had gotten up to get her kids ready for school and was met with an intoxicated intruder covered in blood on the landing.
During the trial on December 23, Prosecutor Arthur Gibson told the court that Rebecca had gone to run a bath but after she exited the room she discovered the 32-year-old leaving her son's bedroom. Luckily, the youngster had been under the weather the night before and slept with his mum instead. Ms Redmond realised a short while later that multiple items were missing from her home including a Nintendo switch, eight video games, another handheld games console and an Amazon Fire box. She also discovered vaping liquids had been stuffed into her son's jacket which was lying on the sofa in the living room.
He said that she had then headed straight back to her home after a late shift at Arrowe Park Hospital to ensure her poorly son was okay. At the time of the incident, Carthy was out of prison on licence from a term he had been serving for a previous robbery. Stuart Mills, defending, told the court: "He has, in many ways, a lot going for him.
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