A prolific burglar in Sussex has been returned to prison after pleading guilty to two further burglaries.
William Djama, who is 36, of College Terrace in Brighton, was released from prison on licence in 2023 after being jailed for burglaries in the city.
He then broke into flats in Freshfield Road on the 28th of September and Queensway on the 5th of October, stealing computers and electronic items.
At Lewes Crown Court, he was sentenced to 40 months imprisonment.
Detective Constable James Botting said: “We understand the terrible impact burglary has on victims, particularly the level of harm caused by prolific offenders like William Djama.
“We will always do everything in our power to bring offenders to justice and remain committed to attending every report of residential burglary in person.
“If you are a victim of burglary or any other crime please report it to Sussex Police online, via 101 or by calling 999 in an emergency.”
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