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A career criminal allegedly burgled $75,000 from a supermarket just days after being given a shot at rehabilitation following his conviction for crimes including aggravated robbery.
Peter Michael Crawford was handed a suspended sentence in September 2020 in the Australian Capital Territory Supreme Court - on the condition he complete a drug and alcohol program in a residential rehab.
When acting Justice Richard Refshauge suspended his four-year sentence, Crawford had 202 convictions recorded.
ACT Magistrates Court heard Peter Michael Crawford was identified by police on CCTV footage and a thumbprint found at the scene, over his alleged involvement in the robbery at Canberra university. Just days earlier Crawford had been granted a suspended four year sentence over a series of other crimes, including aggravated robbery
But just days later he left and allegedly wheeled a safe containing
