A man who has pleaded guilty to breaking, entering and destroying a Bowral property has had his sentencing date set.
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Craig David Boland, 46, formerly of Bowral, will hear his fate in Goulburn District Court on June 6.
Boland pleaded guilty in Moss Vale Local Court on April 17 to two charges of break and enter house and destroy property to a value of greater than $60,000. Police also levelled three back-up charges. These were two counts of damage property by fire/explosive to a value of more than $15,000, and one count of larceny to a value of less than $2000.
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The charges relate to a Bowral business and residence destroyed by fire in October, 2022.
In Goulburn District Court on Monday, May 22, Judge Julia Baly set a June 6 sentencing date to allow the Department of Public Prosecutions and the defence to finalise what was described as a "large bundle of documents." The documents included a victim impact statement, the court heard.
Boland was previously granted bail on condition he reported thrice-weekly to police.
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Louise Thrower
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