Category Archives: Shoplifting
Socialite Stole £680 Coat
As reported on The Sun website, Prince Charles’s goddaughter has admitted stealing a £680 designer coat from a Heathrow Airport branch of Harrods.
Socialite India Hicks appeared at Uxbridge magistrates’ court where she pleaded guilty, was conditionally discharged for three months and ordered to pay £85 costs.
read moreThief Stole Deodorants From Morrisons
The Mail website reports that a prolific shoplifter has been caught stealing ten bottles of Lynx deodorant from a Barrow branch of Morrisons.
Keanu Rhys Logan has 30 previous convictions for dishonesty, having appeared in court a number of times for shoplifting.
read moreSerial Shoplifter Jailed
The Wiltshire Times website reports that a prolific shoplifter who stole more than £130-worth of alcohol from Tesco, has been jailed for 18 weeks.
On his arrest, Denroy Thomas was already on a suspended sentence for theft offences committed back in 2019.
read moreSerial Thief Says ‘I Don’t Normally Steal’
The News & Star website reports that a shoplifter who stole Jack Daniels whiskey from Carlisle supermarkets twice in three days told police he did not normally steal – despite having 22 thefts on his record.
Patrick Beard brazenly stole whiskey worth more than £300 from two city stores.
read moreThief Blames Bullies For Stealing Spree
The Stoke On Trent Live website reports that thief Kieran Sharkie stole £30 worth of Yankee Candles after claiming he was being ‘bullied’ in sheltered housing.
A court heard that Sharkie was coerced into drug-taking, assaulted and stolen from and was told to take property and goods that could be sold on.
read moreRapist And Friend’s Turkey Thieving Spree
The Belfast Telegraph’s website reports that two friends who went on a pre-Christmas shoplifting spree have been given jail sentences totalling 27 months.
Joseph McCabe and Brian Paul Ward were jointly accused of four counts of theft relating to £231 of Christmas decorations from The Range, four turkeys from Iceland, and a lamb from Tesco.
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