A man convicted in Kingston's Ontario Court of Justice of two break-ins will spend the next 45 weekends in jail. Court heard that Kevin P. Snyder, 29, broke into a vacant main floor apartment on Johnson Street around 6:30 a.m. in May, and his banging around woke up the tenants in the apartment above. When confronted, he claimed he was there to deliver a parcel, but then couldn't remember the delivery address. Fifteen minutes later, he entered an unlocked apartment in a building farther along the street and the tenant, who had stepped out briefly, found Snyder standing in his living room when he returned. Snyder told the man he was the landlord and had come there to look at the apartment. He then left, but the man noted that Snyder was looking in the windows of his parked motor vehicle as he departed. In response to calls about the intruder police arrived but when they attempted to question him, Snyder told them he was Russell Crowe, the actor, and requested they call the American lawyer Johnny Cochran for him, apparently unaware Cochran died in 2005. Justice Rommel Masse was told Snyder had been drinking. He sentenced the man to 90 days of intermittent jail and 12 months of probation.