A teenage boy fired a dumper truck in several new-old houses DarlingtonTo destroy six of them.
16 -year -old, who cannot be nominated for legal reasons, stole JCB This year, the truck was rubbed on 27 April and in seven uninhabited houses on Haravartha Murti.
A few days later on 2 May, he stole another dumper truck from a housing estate in Middleton St. George, but the police were caught after coming to the spot within 15 minutes.
He was arrested and questioned, before alleging criminal damage, driving without insurance, otherwise driving according to a license, and compared to two cases of increased vehicle.
As a result of their “mindless” tasks, potential tenants of destroyed houses will now have to wait longer to go into their qualities.
On Friday 6 June, Newton Aclif Magistrate appeared in the court, convicted for all crimes and should be sentenced on 27 June.
Jim O’Coner, Chief Inspector of Darlington Police, said: “It was completely unintelligent barbaric, which has caused widespread damage to very essential new homes in Darlington.
“The boy is incredibly lucky that himself or other innocent members of the public have not been injured during these incidents. His behavior was completely unacceptable and would not be tolerated.
“The boy has blamed on the occasion as a result of a thorough investigation by the authorities at Darlington CID.
Counselor Matthew Rosh, Darlington Boro Council Cabinet Member for Health and Housing, said: “We want to expand your thanks Durham police To bring this investigation to a Swift conclusion.
“Neshm Road site is part of our ambitious program to build hundreds of very essential council houses and I am still brutally destroyed.
“It will be important cost, although we are talking to our insurers. This also means that there will be a delay in completing this stage of the building, so potential tenants will have to wait longer for their new homes.
“Now that the investigation has come close, we will do an internal review.”