The court heard that Cockerill was homeless at the time and lived in a tent by the job centre with an open fire, on which he hoped to cook his steaks
Karl Cockerill, 39, who now lives with his mother in Wakefield, was sentenced for two counts of theft atHe was late arriving and when he did enter the court Judge Paul Batty said: “There’s a very, very strong smell of alcohol in the room.”on September 13 this year. He was caught taking some San Miguel lager from the store before later dropping it in a bin.
Then, on October 12 he was caught stealing £135 worth of steak and chocolate from the Iceland store on Kirkgate in Wakefield. Cockerill had stopped taking the substance he was addicted to but had since become an alcoholic, the court heard.
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