A MAN aged 40 with a drugs problem has admitted two house burglaries at Denbigh.
Michael Brown, 40, of no fixed abode, appeared at Mold Crown Court on Friday via a live television link from Altcourse Prison in Liverpool.
He admitted that on February 13 he burgled a dwelling in Brookhouse Road, Denbigh, and stole a wallet, cash and bank card.
Brown admitted stealing a Mini Cooper vehicle, and burgling another property in Brookhouse Road with intent to steal.
He further pleaded guilty to three fraud offences which involved tendering a stolen card to purchase tobacco and beverages.
Judge Merfyn Hughes QC remanded him in custody pending sentence following the trial of a co-defendant.
Robin Boag, defending, confirmed that drugs lay behind his offending.
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