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Burglar wants to plead guilty, but might fight 'absent' conviction first

Summary by The Border Mail
Troy Blake Rockcliff's break-in at Albury business leads to legal proceedings. Fingerprints and mental health claims play key roles in the case in Albury court.

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Burglar wants to plead guilty, but might fight 'absent' conviction first

Troy Blake Rockcliff's break-in at Albury business leads to legal proceedings. Fingerprints and mental health claims play key roles in the case in Albury court.

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The Border Mail broke the news in on Friday, January 30, 2026.
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