Connor, of Wilton Street, Milehouse, admitted theft of two iphone 4s, each worth ￡490, from different women on February 9. He also pleaded guilty to theft of a ￡350 Blackberry handset from another clubber on December 22 .Mulberry Bags. Connor asked for three similar offences to be taken into consideration. But he denied going through the bags, insisting the handsets were lost and handed to him. Elaine Keen, for the Crown Prosecution Service, said at least two of the women left their handbags by Connor's disc jockey booth at the Union Street club. One of them asked him whether he could keep an eye on it. Mrs Keen said the women returned to their bags only to find their expensive phones had gone .Mulberry Alexa. She added that police were told about one of the missing handsets by a second-hand phone company. Mrs Keen said the police traced the man who had brought the company the phone – and he turned out to be a friend of Connor's. The court heard the friend said he had bought the phone from Connor, who told him it was damaged and needed to be repaired. Mrs Keen said police searched Connor's flat and found 'a number of phones'. She added that three of the phones were traced and returned to their owners, but three others could not be returned. Mrs Keen said Connor told police in interview that other members of staff would pass the phones to him at work and he would call out for their owners. He admitted then selling them to friends. Probation officer Bernie Ross, presenting a report on his background, said: "He took the phones and tried to sell them, greed got the better of him. " She added he had worked at the club for more than 18 months. Connor, representing himself, said: "At no point did I go through anyone's handbag. The phones were lost and handed in. " Jesters owner Stephen Locke said Connor was a self-employed DJ. "I don't think I shall be using him again, " he said after the hearing .Mulberry Sale. "I haven't been able to do anything about it up to now because he was self-employed. "What a stupid, stupid boy. It's very embarrassing for me and for the club. " But he added: "In his defence, over the past 12 months he has handed in a lot of lost phones. " Magistrates gave Connor a 12-month community order with 100 hours unpaid work .Mulberry Satchel Bags Sale. He was ordered to pay a total of ￡189 in compensation lost by the three women when they were forced to cancel their contracts, plus ￡85 prosecution costs. When told of the penalty, Mr Locke, the Jesters boss, said: "It should have been double that. "