Eltham man jailed for harassment and home invasion
Jack Keegan sentenced to one year in prison for breaking into a woman's home and a campaign of abusive calls.
Jack Keegan, 33, was sentenced to one year in prison at Bromley Magistrates' Court on 30 October 2026, following a campaign of harassment that included breaking into a woman's home. Keegan pleaded guilty to harassing the woman between 8 September and 18 September 2026.
Court documents detail that on 8 September 2026, Keegan used violence to gain entry to the victim's residence. Ten days later, he initiated a severe barrage of contact, calling the woman 32 times within a 30-minute window and sending her threatening and abusive messages.
The magistrates who heard the case concluded that a prison sentence was the only appropriate outcome due to the "serious and unprovoked" nature of Keegan's actions. The Met Police provided the image of Keegan used in reporting.
Questions this report answers
01What was Jack Keegan sentenced for?
Jack Keegan was sentenced for harassment and for breaking into a woman's home using violence. He also made 32 threatening phone calls and sent abusive messages within a 30-minute period.
02How long will Jack Keegan spend in prison?
Jack Keegan was sentenced to one year in prison at Bromley Magistrates' Court on 30 October 2026. The magistrates determined a custodial sentence was necessary due to the serious and unprovoked nature of his actions.
03When did the harassment campaign take place?
The harassment campaign, which included the home invasion and the series of phone calls and messages, took place between 8 September and 18 September 2026. Keegan was sentenced on 30 October 2026.
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