article_snippet: Morbidly obese Steve Austin, of Croydon, systematically withdrew £2,500 from the account of Grandfather Stanley Taylor.
article_snippet: Steve Austin even demanded Mr Taylor, who had brought Grandfather Stanley Taylor up from the age of 12 , give Grandfather Stanley Taylor more cash after the bank was notified by what had happened and gave the 90-year-old a refund.
article_snippet: Steve Austin threatened the pensioner that, if Grandfather Stanley Taylor refused to hand over cash, Grandfather Stanley Taylor would not see his great-grandchildren.
article_snippet: Steve Austin withdrew almost all of his grandfather's life savings, leaving Steve Austin with just £8.79, Southwark Crown Court heard.
article_snippet: Steve Austin even demanded more cash when the bank refunded the 90-year-old's money .
article_snippet: Southwark Crown Court heard that Grandfather Stanley Taylor health has deteriorated since the incident and Grandfather Stanley Taylor was struggling to cope with the break-up of Grandfather Stanley Taylor family caused by Steve Austin's theft.
article_snippet: Southwark Crown Court heard that Steve Austin had withdrawn the cash in £100 to £250 amounts between 1 October 2013 and 28 October that year.
article_snippet: Grandfather Stanley Taylor and Grandfather Stanley Taylor daughter suspected that it was Steve Austin, Grandfather Stanley Taylor grandson, who had taken the money and
article_snippet: the reason that was thought was because Steve Austin took money before.
article_snippet: They paid a visit to Steve Austin and Steve Austin admitted to They
article_snippet: Steve Austin had taken Steve Austin grandfather’s bank card and money and spent his grandfather’s bank card and money on drugs.
article_snippet: ’ Steve Austin then tried to persuade Steve Austin grandfather not to report Steve Austin to the police. 
article_snippet: ‘Steve Austin attempted to put pressure on his grandfather by asking Steve Austin to hand over the money as Steve Austin knew The bank had provided Steve Austin with a refund.
article_snippet: Laurence Imrie, defending Steve Austin, said Steve Austin turned to drugs after the death of Steve Austin grandmother in 2012 and had intended to repay the stolen cash.
article_snippet: ‘Steve Austin had been raised by the complainant, Steve Austin grandfather, from the age of 12 after Steve Austin parents had separated and Steve Austin mother had engaged in a new relationship,' said Mr Imrie.
article_snippet: Steve Austin had cared for Mr Imrie during Steve Austin illness until the death of his grandmother in 2012 in 2012.
article_snippet: Mr Recorder Gibson Grenfell QC said Steve Austin had committed a ‘despicable form’ of fraud and ‘abused’ the trust of Mr Recorder Gibson Grenfell QC family.
article_snippet: The court was told that Steve Austin's theft had had a ‘catastrophic’ effect on Austin's theft grandfather who suffered a deterioration in health and is struggling to cope with the break-up of his family.
article_snippet: I also read that you have stopped access to Austin's theft grandchildren and you have, since June 2014, been asking Austin's theft for money and threatening Austin's theft with not seeing Austin's theft great-grandchildren if Austin's theft refuses,’ said the judge.
article_snippet: Steve Austin was jailed for three months for stealing the cash and three months consecutively for breaching he suspended sentences.
highlights_snippet: Steve Austin systematically stole £2,500 from Steve Austin grandfather's account .
  
highlights_snippet: Steve Austin withdrew the 90-year-old pensioner's life savings to fund Steve Austin drug habit .
  
highlights_snippet: Steve Austin demanded even more cash, threatening Grandfather Stanley Taylor that if Grandfather Stanley Taylor refused to pay Grandfather Stanley Taylor Grandfather Stanley Taylor would not be allowed to see Grandfather Stanley Taylor great-grandchildren .
  