Diary Reveals Theft

LONDON - Be careful to write in the diary! Jonathan Ochola poor thief from Essex, England, was convicted of participating in an armed robbery. That makes the action of theft found out just own diary. He wrote about his crimes in his diary.

21-year-old thief was originally claimed he was at home and were watching football on TV when the partner in crime, Rashad Delawala, stealing hundreds of pounds from a Ladbrokes shop in Southsea, Hants, England.

But in reality, be a driver for Delawala Ochola and they, in June last year when it happened, grasping imitation firearm 500 pounds and divide the money they stole.

Portsmouth court knowing that Ochola was arrested after police found an entry in his diary on the date of the robbery, which reads, "Go to Portsmouth. Robbery Done".

Detective Constable Mel Sinclair, of Hampshire Constabulary, said, as quoted by The Telegraph, Sunday (10/07/2011), "You do not usually get such good evidence. She was a bit stupid to put it in his diary and admitted in interviews that his actions were foolish. "

The jury took only 40 minutes to decide Ochola, who came Dagenham, Essex, guilty of robbery and he will be sentenced later this month. The Delawala, also Essex, pleaded guilty to robbery and is awaiting the time for serving.