Alec Harvey will serve jail time for his attempt to siphon fuel from a back-up generator at the site of a broadcast tower on the NSW Far South Coast.
Man jailed for attempt to siphon diesel from NSW South Coast broadcast tower
In short;
Alec Harvey, 32, has been sentenced to 12 months' jail for donning a disguise and attempting to siphon diesel fuel from a broadcast transmitter site in Eden.
His defence lawyer said Harvey showed "remorse and contrition" for his actions.
What's next?
Harvey is due to be released on parole in December.
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