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alcohol has been sentenced to 14 months in prison, suspended for two years.Mark Mills caused more than £20,000 worth of damage to a plate-glass window at Selfridges on New Cathedral Street, Manchester in a poorly-planned attempted robbery that was “almost bound to fail”.At the time Mills was bingeing on up to nine litres of cider a day. A judge has now spared him a prison term after being told that he has vowed to tackle his alcoholism.Manchester Crown Court heard that Mills and another unknown man were seen attempting to smash a window at the store at about 3.30am on March 13.

hereHe took her car keys and drove off in her grey Ford Focus.The car was later found in Bury, undamaged.The woman woke to find her back door open.Judge Anthony Cross QC said the woman 'must have been terrified' by the incident."She can't sleep easy unless he is in custody," the judge said, referencing a victim impact statement submitted to the court.Manchester Crown Court heard the couple ended their decade long relationship in 2018.Defending, Thomas McKail said Wall started drinking following the split, and his mental health took a 'considerable downfall'.He said the circumstances of the incident were 'unusual' and 'lacked any obvious criminal intent'.Wall pleaded guilty to burglary, taking a vehicle without consent and driving without