B&Q raider who swiped taps worth £16,000 jailed but accomplice still running

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A shoplifter who raided seven B&Q stores for their taps will see three years of freedom go down the drain after he was jailed.

Daniel Cleveland, 33, had stolen around £16,000 worth of home supplies, mainly expensive taps over a year-long reign of terror for the high street hardware store.

Cleveland was finally caught on April 30 but his alleged partner-in-crime is still on the run – his identity unknown.

CCTV captures the thief pushing a trolley around B&Q Larkfield in Kent. He then loads the trolley with pricy sinkware before hurling the box over a huge inside the store’s garden centre.

The pair then collected the goods from the other side and escape in a vehicle wi