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For any copyright, please send me a message. A boy suffered a serious seizure after a burglar stole his medication. Stefan James was called 'very mean' by a judge at Grimsby Town Court after he admitted to stealing vital medication from Alan Rogers' family home. Parents Alana and Matthew returned from a short break away to find their home ransacked, Grimsby Live reported . Realising Alan's medication had been taken, they went to hospital to get an emergency supply of the treatment. However before they could return he had a massive seizure and had to be rushed to the emergency ward at Diana Princess of Wales Hospital. Read More Related Articles Ex-model funded luxury lifestyle by stealing £230k from dementia-stricken gran Read More Related Articles Thieving carer filmed stealing jewellery from dementia patient as she sleeps Alana, 38, said: "He was taken to Accident and Emergency and had to stay overnight. "If he hadn't been treated he would have died." Alan's parents believe the sight of his bedroom overturned by the burglar had triggered the seizure. James had been living in a nearby block of flats. On the day of the break in the family's CCTV cameras captured him going back and forth from the home. From around 3.26am he went into the Immingham, North East Lincolnshire home a number of times after breaking a window with a screwdriver. Among his haul was christening jewellery from Alan's baptism the previous November at Wootton church, including a silver cross and bracelet. He also took clothing, an angle grinder, car keys, a TV and food from the cupboard. Read More Related Articles Cruel brothers starved horses, abused dogs and punctured deer in throat "The christening jewellery was the one that hurt the most. I got it when we had Alan christened. We decided to seek God's help for our son. We will never see the jewellery again," Alana said after the hearing. She added: "We just don't understand. He took advantage of my good nature. People take electrical items from people's homes. "But who takes a child's vital medication? He had no right to take medication from a child. "It was even more horrible to hear he has kids of his own and yet took our son's medication. And there was a load of food taken from the cupboard. "We are glad it is all over now and he has been locked up. He showed remorse. But it is never going to change what he did and the loss of the sentimental items is heartbreaking. "He was addicted to drugs and alcohol. But I just cannot understand why take a child's medication and then later threaten to set fire to our house. We had no insurance." The mother said the medication has to be taken regularly and is vital to keep her son stable because of his acute conditio
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