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Cheeky: The security cameras catch a glimpse of Ball's bare behind as he makes off with 1,500 worth of tobacco

He was then filmed dashing the particular mangled metal grille wearing"Nothing greater than a bed sheet and a pair of girlfriend's UGG Boots Women boots, Prosecutors told cardiff Crown Court.

In video shown to the judge, He could be seen squeezing back through the gap and exposing his bottom to the CCTV cameras before going back to the car with his spoils.

Droped straight led police on a highspeed car chase, Attaining 80mph in a builtup 40mph zone and dodging a police"Stinger" Before crashing into two parked cars and swimming to a halt.

When in jail, Golf, Of St Nicholas av, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, Expressed he"Had been asleep in the back seat and knew nothing your theft,

He was seen to be about two and a half times the legal alcohol limit.

Chase: Ball led police on a highspeed chase by Solihull before he crashed. He then told officers he had been asleep at the rear of the vehicle during the raid

Soon after, In a police meet with, He said he had no remembrance of his actions in the early hours of April 16 this year, But on seeing the CCTV photographs"Signed for that it was him,

Jones Kenning, Safeguarding, Thought: "It was a silly offence, To fair,

The judge heard that Ball, Who has fought a substance abuse for years, Had committed a string of previous offences for example"Considering 50 and 60" Thefts.

Judge John Cavell announced Ball, Who wore a t-shirt and jeans, Were"Serious criminal background of offences of robbery, Break-ins, Wounding and irritated vehicle taking,

He proclaimed Ball: "You took another car and, From motion picture that the court has UGG Boots Men seen, Used that car in what is informally called a ramraid,

Golfing party, He was quoted saying, Showed considerable persistence and selection to break into the premises.

The judge made: "You drove in such a way it's fortunate that nobody was hurt or killed,

Ball was sentenced to four seasons, Having previous pleaded guilty to burglary, Irritated vehicle taking, Drinkdriving and driving with no insurance policy or licence.

He was also sentenced to serve one additional 51 weeks, To run uninterruptedly, For breaching two stopped sentences, And was disqualified from driving for many years.

The court heard that the defendant decided in advance of his first child's birth next January to tell police of some offences for which they had no evidence that he was the culprit.