article_snippet.sent: Christine Carriage, 67, (pictured) was handed a six-month suspended sentence at Norwich Crown Court .
article_snippet.sent: On Wednesday, Christine Carriage admitted acquiring, using or possessing criminal property.
article_snippet.sent: When police searched the house, A grandmother was at the property with son Shane Carriage, 45, and grandson Luke Hall.
article_snippet.sent: Christine Carriage had convictions for dishonesty from the 1960s and 1970s, and two convictions for shoplifting in the 1980s, as well as one in 1996 and another in 2012.
article_snippet.sent: Philippa Page, defending, said some items were Carriage’s clothes and those of her son, grandson and late husband.
article_snippet.sent: her said Christine Carriage was guilty of mistaken family loyalty in allowing her ‘increasingly out-of-control’ grandson to store stolen clothes at her home.
article_snippet.sent: Christine Carriage, Judge Maureen Bacon told her:
article_snippet.sent: But Christine Carriage and her son were cleared of supplying cocaine last August after Recorder Peter Wallis ruled there was no case to answer.
article_snippet.sent: Christine Carriage was at the property at the time along with Christine Carriage son Shane Carriage, 45, and grandson Luke Hall .