article_snippet.sent: Ricky Woolaston, 35, dressed in uniform bearing the University of Birmingham logo to break into students' houses and steal laptops .
article_snippet.sent: Ricky Woolaston, 35, posed as a university maintenance engineer to gain access to students' properties before pinching laptops and mobile phones to feed A thief who tricked his way into students' homes to steal their belongings drug habit.
article_snippet.sent: a court heard unemployed Woolaston would walk around the University of Birmingham campus wearing clothes bearing the red-brick university's logo.
article_snippet.sent: After the case, Detective Constable Jon Green, from West Midlands Police, said: 'unemployed Woolaston targeted students at Birmingham University in order to feed his drug habit.
article_snippet.sent: However, unemployed Woolaston was caught after breaking into the University's bio-sciences lab and leaving behind a bag containing a previous police charge sheet, with unemployed Woolaston name and address written on it . '
article_snippet.sent: unemployed Woolaston wore a University of Birmingham top and pretended to be a maintenance engineer in order to enter the student flats and steal electrical goods. '
article_snippet.sent: Unfortunately for unemployed Woolaston, unemployed Woolaston managed to leave vital evidence behind at one of the break-ins, and we are grateful to vigilant students who were able to identify unemployed Woolaston for further burglaries. '
article_snippet.sent: unemployed Woolaston was charged with a total of five offences, and asked for a further five burglaries to be taken into consideration.
article_snippet.sent: we are happy with unemployed Woolaston sentence.'
highlights_snippet.sent: Ricky Woolaston, 35, posed as engineer to break into students' homes .
  