Damian Rabinski, 24, of Clarence Road, Peterborough, was sentenced to 15 months after pleading guilty to burglary at Cambridge Crown Court today, Thursday February 22.
In September Rabinski broke into a home in Welland Road while the occupants were sleeping.
When the victims woke they found some of their belongings on the footpath outside their home and discovered a handbag, cash, jewellery, debit and credit cards worth more than £3,000 had been taken.
Rabinksi went on to use the cards spending more than £1,500 and used the victim’s laptop and Amazon account to register for Amazon Prime with his email address. He also attempted to sell the jewellery at a pawn brokers.
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Scenes of crime officers were able to match finger prints in the house with Rabinski and he was arrested.
Detective Constable Steph Parker said: “Burglary continues to be a priority for the force. We’re committed to bringing offenders before the courts and hope this sentence serves as a warning to others that burglary is not tolerated.”