Kelly Tilley has been jailed after she burgled a disabled pensioner 's home to steal £550 in cash , leaving her baby waiting outside in its pram . A mother went into the home of a disabled pensioner who had previously looked after her children to empty his wallet while she left her baby outside in the street in its pram . Kelly Tilley snuck into the Stockport home of the 74-year-old after he had left his front door open and stole £550 in cash from his wallet . She then ran away , pushing her child in the pram . The pensioner , who has mobility problems , had been saving the money to pay household bills and had previously helped Tilley in the past by lending her money and looking after her children . Tilley , of Southport , was jailed for two years as a judge said it was a 'mean offence ' in which she had intentionally targeted a disabled old man . Liverpool Crown Court heard that Tilley had stolen her way into the man 's home at about 2pm on March 31 last year . Andrew Sinker , prosecuting , said : 'He went to the toilet and when he came out the defendant was stood in the hallway . 'He said 'what are you doing ? ' She asked him for a drink and some money . He refused and told her to get out . ' The victim then went into his bedroom and realised his wallet had gone . Mr Sinker said : 'He went out to speak to her but she was running off down the road . Due to mobility problems he was unable to chase after her . ' Police searched Tilley 's home and found the wallet , with the 31-year-old claiming she had only gone into his home to ask for a loan . Tilley , a drug user , then fabricated a claim that he had agreed to lend her cash , but only if she performed a sexual favour for him . Judge Brian Lewis said : 'The victim had been a friend to you , he had lent you money in the past and he had even looked after your children . 'All of which makes it even more mean that you targeted him . 'When you went through that door you knew perfectly well you were not there to borrow money . You were there to steal . Kelly Tilley went into the house in Wavell Avenue in Stockport , leaving her baby in a pram outside . 'You knew he was no match for you physically and as you ran down the road pushing your pram , there was no prospect of him being able to catch you . ' Judge Lewis said her unfounded allegation also caused him great distress and the public would be 'outraged ' if she was not sent to prison for the offence . Tilley pleaded guilty to burglary and admitted breaching bail conditions . She was jailed for two years and 10 months and was given a four-year restraining order preventing her from contacting her victim . She had numerous previous convictions including theft .
Kelly Tilley snuck into Stockport home of a 74-year-old disabled pensioner . She left baby in pram outside on the street and stole £550 from his wallet . When the man came out of the toilet he asked her what she was doing . Tilley fled the house and ran away up the road , pushing the child 's pram . The police were called but no one has been arrested for Tilley's crime as yet.