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Input: He spotted Michael Stokes and Arthur O'Leary acting suspiciously outside the Melmerby home of Douglas Bell, 71, on the evening of 7 February. The man gave police the registration number of the car the pair were using and they were later arrested. Stokes, 25, and O'Leary, 35, admitted burglary and were each jailed for three years at Carlisle Crown Court. The court was told the dog walker, who was wearing a head torch, spoke to the two men, who engaged in distraction chat before leaving the scene and driving away. But he made a note of their registration number and they were traced by police to Appleby and arrested. The pair had smashed their way into Mr Bell's house and stole cash, watches and jewellery belonging to his partner. In an impact statement the householder said: "I would not wish this on my worst enemy. "The fact they were arrested and are currently in prison makes me feel better that they are not able to do this to any other vulnerable people." Stokes, of Westmorland Rise, Appleby, and O'Leary, of no fixed address, admitted burglary. Handing down the pair's punishment, Judge Nicholas Barker said of the dog walker's timely intervention on the night of their crime: "He is to be applauded and thanked for his efforts." Follow BBC North East & Cumbria on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Send your story ideas to northeastandcumbria@bbc.co.uk.

Melmerby dog walker helps snare house raiders