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Man who damaged window caught by blood left at scene
Sunderland Echo
|September 24, 2025
A drunken birthday boy who damaged glass at a Washington shop as he walked home was caught by blood he left at the scene, a court heard.
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James Quinn, 42, senselessly attacked Michelle's retail outlet in The Drive, Usworth, just doors from his home in the same street, on Sunday, June 8. But he cut himself while smashing either a window or drink bottles and his DNA was retrieved by police forensic experts, prosecutor Jade Houston said.
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