A COUPLE who carried out a burglary at a historic city building have had their sentence delayed.
Jamie Rice, 34, and Adell Thomas, 33, previously admitted stealing a black mountain bike, a blue childrens' push bike, a clock, Christmas decorations, a black suitcase, a toolbox tray and various tools, a doormat, an inflatable kayak and a rucksack from The Victorian Institute, Sansome Walk.
The offence took place on September 8 last year.
The pair pleaded guilty to burglary when they appeared at Worcester Crown Court in February.
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Their joint sentence was set to take place on Monday, (March 20), but the court heard for medical reasons neither had attended.
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Judge Martin Jackson adjourned the sentence until April 13.
The judge told Thomas and Rice, both of Freer Road, Aston, Birmingham, would have bail on the same terms as before.
We reported on Thomas, formerly of Chestnut Street, Worcester, in 2018 in a case in which she attacked good Samaritans who stopped to help her after she ran into the road.
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