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26-year-old man charged with burglary and fraud after using stolen cards

Friday 28th June 2019 Bath Echo News Team Crime

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A 26-year-old from Bath has been charged with burglary and fraud after a number of debit and credit cards were used after being taken from a property in the Walcot area of Bath.

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Mark Elliot, of no fixed address in Bath, was charged with burglary and theft, and three counts of fraud by false representation.

Mr Elliot was arrested on 25th June after using debit and credit cards believed to be stolen from a property in Walcot.

He was charged on Wednesday, 26th June, and appeared at Bath Magistrates Court later that day where he pleaded guilty to all charges.

He remains remanded in custody and will appear at Bristol Crown Court on 24th July for sentencing.

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