Shoplifter banned from every store jailed for 40 weeks
A 46-year-old man has been jailed for 40 weeks after admitting seven counts of shoplifting and breaching a restraining order that banned him from every store in England and Wales.
A 46-year-old man has been jailed for 40 weeks after admitting seven counts of shoplifting and breaching a restraining order that banned him from every store in England and Wales.
Clive Thomas drove directly at officers and collided with a marked police car before fleeing the scene in Wrexham.
Edward Caulfield, 44, from Llay received a 16-week suspended sentence and 10-year ban after six horses in dreadful conditions at a Rossett farm had to be put to sleep.
Steven Edwards, 53, received 18 weeks custody after admitting four shoplifting offences at stores including Boots, Co-op and Poundland to fund his heroin addiction.
Layton Vallance sentenced after admitting five theft charges and breaching court order banning him from Wrexham retail premises.
Nicola Groom admitted 13 shoplifting offences across Wrexham food stores, targeting confectionery, meat and household goods over two months.
James Hourigan sentenced to 20 weeks imprisonment for shoplifting whilst under criminal behaviour order.
A woman with multiple theft convictions has been sentenced to four months in prison after stealing goods worth £68 from B&M in Wrexham.