Two joyriders who had stolen luxury cars worth more than £100,000 were caught after police found a string of photos taken inside the vehicles pinned on one of the offender's bedroom wall. Connor Daniels and Jordan Irving stole a number of high-end cars including an  a BMW 3 Series, a Mercedes A-Class and an Audi TT, in a series of raids on homes in Manchester. The men were caught after pictures of them posing in the stolen vehicles were discovered by officers searching Daniels' bedroom. Daniels, 19, also posted images of himself on Facebook. Posing: Connor Daniels is pictured at the wheel of a luxury car in a photograph that was posted on Facebook. He and Jordan Irving, 23, stole a number of high-end cars in a series of raids across Manchester . Raids: The 19-year-old, seen in a Facebook photo, was caught after police found photos of him inside the stolen vehicles pinned to his bedroom wall. He was handed a suspended two-year jail sentence yesterday . Daniels and Irving took the cars during a 10-month stealing spree, ending last June, Manchester Crown Court heard. There was no evidence that they earned any money on the stolen vehicles. Daniels, from Manchester, was handed a suspended two-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to 10 counts of handling stolen goods. He was ordered to carry out 100 hours of unpaid work. Irving, 23, admitted four counts of handling stolen goods and was jailed for 14 months. Daniels, who describes himself as 'The Stig' on Facebook, was spared jail after the court heard that he had turned his life around since the thefts. Joyriders: Daniels, right outside Manchester Crown Court yesterday, and Irving, left, took the cars during a 10-month stealing spree. There was no evidence that they earned any money on the stolen vehicles . Car fan: Daniels, who describes himself as 'The Stig' on Facebook, was spared jail after the court heard that he had turned his life around since the thefts. Above, the 19-year-old in a photo he posted on Facebook . In a statement, his girlfriend's father said that the 19-year-old had started working with him as a labourer and had moved in with his family. Judge Atherton said: 'He put it as "we're a working class family and we work, and he knows that". One thing you will always have is that family to say thank you to.' 'If you let them down, no-one can complain if they throw away the key.' Defending Daniels, Max Saffman said: 'Now he's working he realises you can buy things when you earn and this has given him more empathy towards the victims of his crimes.'
Connor Daniels and Jordan Irving stole cars in string of Manchester raids .
They posed for photos inside the luxury vehicles, worth more than £100k .
Police found incriminating pictures in 19-year-old Daniels' bedroom .
He was handed suspended sentence and Irving was jailed for 14 months .
Two joyriders who had stolen luxury cars worth more than £100,000 were caught after police found a string of photos taken inside the vehicles pinned on one of the offender's bedroom wall. Connor Daniels and Jordan Irving stole a number of high-end cars including an  a BMW 3 Series, a Mercedes A-Class and an Audi TT, in a series of raids on homes in Manchester. The men were caught after pictures of them posing in the stolen vehicles were discovered by officers searching Daniels' bedroom. Daniels, 19, also posted images of himself on Facebook. Posing: Connor Daniels is pictured at the wheel of a luxury car in a photograph that was posted on Facebook. He and Jordan Irving, 23, stole a number of high-end cars in a series of raids across Manchester . Raids: The 19-year-old, seen in a Facebook photo, was caught after police found photos of him inside the stolen vehicles pinned to his bedroom wall. He was handed a suspended two-year jail sentence yesterday . Daniels and Irving took the cars during a 10-month stealing spree, ending last June, Manchester Crown Court heard. There was no evidence that they earned any money on the stolen vehicles. Daniels, from Manchester, was handed a suspended two-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to 10 counts of handling stolen goods. He was ordered to carry out 100 hours of unpaid work. Irving, 23, admitted four counts of handling stolen goods and was jailed for 14 months. Daniels, who describes himself as 'The Stig' on Facebook, was spared jail after the court heard that he had turned his life around since the thefts. Joyriders: Daniels, right outside Manchester Crown Court yesterday, and Irving, left, took the cars during a 10-month stealing spree. There was no evidence that they earned any money on the stolen vehicles . Car fan: Daniels, who describes himself as 'The Stig' on Facebook, was spared jail after the court heard that he had turned his life around since the thefts. Above, the 19-year-old in a photo he posted on Facebook . In a statement, his girlfriend's father said that the 19-year-old had started working with him as a labourer and had moved in with his family. Judge Atherton said: 'He put it as "we're a working class family and we work, and he knows that". One thing you will always have is that family to say thank you to.' 'If you let them down, no-one can complain if they throw away the key.' Defending Daniels, Max Saffman said: 'Now he's working he realises you can buy things when you earn and this has given him more empathy towards the victims of his crimes.'
more than £100,000 were caught after police found a string of photos taken inside the vehicles Connor Daniels and Jordan Irving stole a number cars in a series of raids across Manchester . wall. He was handed a suspended two-year jail sentence yesterday . Daniels and Irving took the handling stolen goods and was jailed for 14