Pop star admits burgling ex-bandmate’s home

A pop star today admitted burgling a former bandmate’s home after leaving their group.

Mon, 11 Aug, 2003 - 20:14

A pop star today admitted burgling a former bandmate’s home after leaving their group.

Pete Doherty, a former singer and guitarist with rising pop act The Libertines, broke into a flat belonging to his friend and fellow frontman Carl Barat.

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Courts Entertainment Heathrow Place: Kensington Place: west London Place: Harley Street Place: London Person: Pete Doherty Person: Carl Barat Person: Doherty Person: Barat Organisation: The Libertines Organisation: Horseferry Road Magistrates Court

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