court Man admits stealing booze, razors, food and groceries in series of shop raids
A MAN has admitted shoplifting alcohol, razors, food and groceries from Iceland, Boots, Tesco, and Premier Stores.
Court and Crime Reporter
Court and Crime Reporter for the Western Telegraph, South Wales Guardian, and Tivyside Advertiser. Previously at the South Wales Argus and Pontypool Free Press.
Court and Crime Reporter for the Western Telegraph, South Wales Guardian, and Tivyside Advertiser. Previously at the South Wales Argus and Pontypool Free Press.
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