By William Turvill PUBLISHED: 04:44 EST, 3 December 2013 | UPDATED: 05:35 EST, 3 December 2013 Wayne Kinvig repeatedly posed as a charity fundraiser collecting money for his 'sick little brother' to buy cannabis A teenage career criminal has been jailed today after repeatedly posing as a charity fundraiser collecting sponsorship money to spend on cannabis. His targets – some as old as 77 – were so moved by his false sob stories, including one about his 'sick little brother' having cerebral palsy, that they donated their pension money to the 19-year-old. A court heard how Wayne Kinvig got a ‘buzz’ out of preying on people’s kindness on doorsteps in Burnley, Lancashire.
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Wayne Kinvig, from Burnley, Lancashire, preyed on victims as old as 77 who donated money from their pensions to the 19-year-old
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Magistrates court heard how Kinvig got a 'buzz' out of preying on kindness
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Knocked on doors with a clipboard, sponsor sheet and Gift Aid information
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Broke curfew 59 times since recent release from prison
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