A COLDEN Common man faces a jail term after admitting theft and assault charges that put him in breach of a suspended sentence.
Mitchell Mills, 36, admitted four counts of stealing mobile phones, an iPhone and cash from teenagers in a caravan, and one charge of causing actual bodily harm to another.
Southampton Crown Court heard he was now in breach of a 12-month suspended sentence which had been imposed for battery and wounding.
Mills, of Knobs Crook, had bail renewed until June 23 with a warning from Judge Derwin Hope that all options, including custody, would be considered.
The prosecution accepted his plea of not guilty to four charges of robbing the teenagers.
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