article_snippet.sent: A court heard the group of teenagers had broken into the school’s tuck shop before scaling a roof on a Sunday in May 2010.
article_snippet.sent: But A court heard that a police officer who investigated the break-in wrote an email of support to Staffordshire County Council, stating that a police officer who investigated the break-in had made the family aware
article_snippet.sent: PC David Stubbs added: ‘I have made the family aware that if any claims are made against the school my report will show the school is not at fault.
article_snippet.sent: Judge Peter Main told Telford County Court: ‘There were few measures, reasonably achievable within the likely school budget, [which] it could have taken to prevent all acts of trespass outside school hours.
article_snippet.sent: Judge Peter Main acknowledged that the school should have risk-assessed the likelihood of youths gaining access to the flat roof.
article_snippet.sent: The bungled break-in took place at Clayton Hall Business and Language College in Stoke-on-Trent .
article_snippet.sent: Staffordshire Police said two other teenagers were cautioned for burglary and criminal damage in connection with the college break-in, but no other charges were brought.
highlights_snippet.sent: Thomas Buckett, 21, broke in to tuck shop at school in Stoke in May 2010 .
  