Anthony Tina

So the madness was, for me, was the crimes that I, I guess, committed.

Now, the first one...

was the taking a bike to Kmart first thing in the morning and then I had to use a hammer to smash the cabinets to pull the mobile phones out.

I thought that was going to be my end and it was.

But I knew that I had to do it first thing in the morning because I didn't want children and mums and prams.

They didn't need to see that rubbish.

So I had enough kind of common sense to know that no one had to see that.

The second one which got me the time was when I went to a pharmacy and –

And it took me ages to rob that pharmacy because I just didn't have enough courage.

I'd walk in, I'd walk out because my heart's like, I can't do this.

This is not who I am.

Finally, it was like the end of the night and I needed to not only pay my dealer but I needed to get more homeless.

I was sleeping in her attic.

She didn't know that.

So I stole a knife and I put it in my pocket and I walked in just before the pharmacy closed and I said, I'm sorry.

No, I asked for something.

She opened up the till.

I opened up my pocket and showed her my knife and said, I'm not going to hurt you.

I just need the money.

I just need the money.