Pursuant to a plea agreement, Robinson pleaded guilty to four counts, including the burglary of K.S.'s home. (Photo: Shutterstock)
An appellate court in Wisconsin has affirmed a trial court's decision ordering a convicted burglar to pay restitution to a victim in an amount that included the cost of repairing a door damaged by the burglar, which was not covered by the victim's insurance, and the amount of the victim's insurance deductible.
Expensive sticky fingers
Damien Farold Robinson was charged with eight counts of burglary as a party to a crime and one count of attempted burglary as a party to a crime. According to the criminal complaint, the charges stemmed from Robinson's role in a crime spree in which he and a co-actor broke into several homes, primarily by kicking in doors.
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