Wolverhampton bus raider pleads guilty
A man has pleaded guilty to a series of smash-and-grab thefts from buses in Wolverhampton.
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Shaun McNay, aged 35 of Hurstbourne Crescent, East Park, appeared before city magistrates yesterday (December 11).
He was charged with the thefts from five buses over a six-day period between November 18 and 24.
Cash boxes were levered from their brackets using a metal bar while the vehicles were parked in School Road, Tettenhall, the bus park in Broadlands, Patshull Avenue, Fordhouses and Codsall.
McNay, who is co-accused along with electrician Ryan Jones, 34, was identified by police from onboard CCTV images.
The case was adjourned for pre-sentence reports to be completed.
