article_snippet.sent: Prisoner Carlos Boente (pictured) was jailed for five years after Prisoner Carlos Boente (pictured) was found guilty of conspiracy to burgle, harassment and a phone possession charge .
article_snippet.sent: Boente, from Birmingham, was charged with two counts of threats to kill, one count of harassment, one count of conspiracy to burgle and three counts of possessing a mobile phone while in prison in June last year.
article_snippet.sent: A serving prisoner denied all of the charges, except for two counts of possessing a mobile phone, but was found guilty of conspiracy to burgle, harassment and the remaining phone possession charge on April 1.
article_snippet.sent: Although A serving prisoner was cleared of the threats to kill charges A serving prisoner was last week jailed for five years at Birmingham Crown Court.
article_snippet.sent: Despite knowing us were investigating A serving prisoner, Boente showed no signs of stopping A serving prisoner disturbing conduct. '
article_snippet.sent: Boente's Facebook status two days later, boasting that A serving prisoner sent A serving prisoner 'soldiers' to the property indicated A serving prisoner was behind the burglary.
article_snippet.sent: Boente has a proven history of violence and at the time of these crimes, Boente was serving a prison sentence for similar harassment offences. '
article_snippet.sent: It is clear that Boente, who operated four Facebook accounts through five different phones from behind bars, thinks Boente is above the law and unfortunately, does not see prison as a barrier to Boente bizarre behaviour. '
highlights_snippet.sent: Carlos Boente, 33, was serving time in prison for harassment-type offences .
  