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Thief tried to cash cheque from stolen Royal Mail bag
Solihull Observer A CONVICTED thief who tried to cash a cheque which was among a bag of mail stolen from a postman in Solihull has escaped being jailed after a Judge praised efforts to turn his life around. Leon James claimed to have found the cheque for £968 in the … |
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