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Prolific King’s Lynn thief Thomas Goodman denies breaking into vehicles while serving criminal behaviour order

By Lucy Carter

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lucy.carter@iliffepublishing.co.uk

Published: 16:22, 20 January 2026

A prolific thief has denied breaking into more vehicles and will be incarcerated until his next court hearing.

Thomas Goodman, 26, of Blackfriars Road in Lynn, denied two counts of stealing from vehicles, as well as breaching a criminal behaviour order.

He was charged with the offences last week and was remanded in custody overnight.

Thomas Goodman has been remanded into custody. Picture: Norfolk PoliceThomas Goodman has been remanded into custody. Picture: Norfolk Police
Thomas Goodman has been remanded into custody. Picture: Norfolk Police

Goodman appeared at Norwich Magistrates’ Court on Friday, where he denied all three offences.

He is next due to appear at Lynn Magistrates’ Court on February 12, and has been remanded into custody.

In May last year, Goodman was jailed for 98 weeks for similar offences, as well as dangerous driving and assaulting emergency workers.

At the time, he was also handed a three-year criminal behaviour order, stating he must not touch any vehicle unless he is the registered keeper.

Courts Crime Kings Lynn Lucy Carter

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Source: www.lynnnews.co.uk