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Giant 7ft 2ins thug nicknamed Tiny who avoided prison because he's too big for prison beds is back in court for breaching community order he was handed instead

A 7ft criminal who escaped a jail sentence because he is too tall for prison beds has appeared in court for breaching his curfew.

Jude Medcalf, 23, spent 75 days on remand earlier this year for stealing food and Christmas presents from an NHS office and firing a BB gun at a woman.

But a judge at Exeter Crown Court ordered his release in March because he suffers from Klinefelter Syndrome, a growth disorder meaning he?s too big for standard prison beds and uniforms.
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Medcalf was instead given a 12-month community order and six-month curfew after he pleaded guilty to possession of an imitation firearm and a bladed article, criminal damage and burglary.

But Medcalf - who is nicknamed Tiny - was back in court today after breaching his curfew.

Medcalf, whose condition and means he is still growing and is only capable of adolescent emotions, was supposed to be at home between midnight to 6am every night.

Medcalf was arrested after he terrified an innocent woman by firing a BB gun at her, and then went on to steal £30 of Christmas presents and £20 tea money from an NHS office.

He was later found with stolen food - including a large amount of rump steak, which was taken from The Sloop pub in Newton Abbot while it was open and staff were distracted.

Sufferers of Klinefelter Syndrome, often develop enlarged breasts, have sparse facial and body hair, small testes, and an inability to produce sperm.

Men with the condition often grow to 6ft or 6ft 2in, but only of two men - including Medcalf - have grown to 7ft.

Sufferers also tend to have gender issues because they have an extra 'X', or female, chromosome, and may also suffer skeletal problems.

Yep, that's the way to deal with someone with a medically diagnosed mental deficit.

Dude he is supposed to be dead. Just give it time is what the court was thinking.

Sad deal.

He is nice chap, could work as security

So sleep on the floor then. It's prison after all...