Two men have been sentenced to years in prison after homes in Chalfont St Peter and Burnham were broken into.
On March 17, the pair are said to have forced entry into a house in Burnham and stole cash, jewellery and bank cards.
The bank cards were then used at a shop in Chalfont St Giles to buy food, drink and cigarettes.
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Later that day at a house in Chalfont St Peter, it is understood they stole the keys to a black BMW, which they drove to London.
Yesterday at Aylesbury Crown Court, Chad Goodall, aged 41, of Kingfisher Way, Brent, London and Daniel Simpson, aged 39, of no fixed abode, have pled guilty to conspiracy to commit burglary.
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Case investigator, Navjot Toor, based at Amersham police station, said: “I would like to thank the victim and witnesses who have supported the police throughout the investigation.
“Prior to and after these two burglaries in the Thames Valley, the two offenders have committed offences of burglary in London, Kent, Surrey and Sussex.
“The sentencing of these two men sees the end of months of work by the Priority Crime Team in Thames Valley Police and the other forces we collaborated with to ensure all our victims achieve justice.
“Together they stole high performance vehicles, jewellery both high in monetary and sentimental value and money and caused significant damage to gain entry to victim’s homes.”
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