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A sex worker who burgled the home of one of her "regular punters" has been spared jail.

Christine Day, 38, stole a TV and cash from the man's home while he was staying with his daughter.

Teesside Crown Court heard how the victim left the property secure apart from the kitchen window which was closed but not locked.

The prosecutor said: "The victim says the incident has left him feeling gutted.

"He now doesn't want to go back to the house and is thinking about terminating the tenancy agreement early."

In a victim impact statement, the man said that he does not allow his grandchildren to stay over anymore, due to feeling unsafe and is now staying with his daughter.

The sad disappearance of Natalie Jenkins occurred in December 2019, where she was last seen in Middlesbrough. The police now search properties in ten streets where she was last seen on CCTV. Police are looking for clues or items belonging to Natalie. 

Previously the police have searched \Albert Park and Acklam Steelworks.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder, and a 65-year old woman on perverting the course of justice.

Detectives leading a murder investigation following the disappearance of a sex worker have arrested three people, including a man and a woman in their 60s.

Two men, aged 40 and 66, have been arrested on suspicion of murdering 32-year-old Natalie Jenkins, who disappeared in December, from Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire.

Last month, detectives released CCTV footage of Miss Jenkins walking towards Albert Park on Park Road South in Middlesbrough at 23.38pm on December 10. 

Police say she walked from Thornaby to Middlesbrough on the night of December 10.

The CCTV footage showed her wearing a white hat, which she was also wearing in other CCTV footage from earlier in the evening. 

Police are continuing to appeal for information from the public, with Crimestoppers offering a £10,000 reward for information that leads to a conviction of the person or persons responsible for Miss Jenkin's murder.

Senior Investigating Officer, Detective Chief Inspector Mark Dimelow, said: 'We are still appealing for information from the public and urge them to come forward to us, or anonymously through Crimestoppers. 

Cleveland Police are treating the disappearance of Teesside woman Natalie Jenkins as murder.

Ms Jenkins, 32, from Thornaby, was last seen in Middlesbrough on December 10. Ms Jenkins, a drug user and a sex worker, has not been in touch with family or friends, which the police said was "highly unusual."

A MAN has denied murdering a teenage sex worker almost 18 years ago. 

Rachel Wilson, 19 of Middlesbrough, was last seen alive in May 2002, but her remains were not found until 2012.

Appearing at Newcastle Crown Court via video link from Durham Prison, Keith Hall of Lambton Road, Middlesbrough, pleaded not guilty to her murder.

The 61-year-old also denied living off the earnings of prostitution and perverting the course of justice.