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A woman has been issued with a banning order for multiple shoplifting and anti-social behaviour offences in Liverpool.
Dacey Collins, 24 years, of Muirhead Avenue in Tuebrook was issued with a two-year banning order at Sefton Magistrates Court.
Collins committed numerous thefts at stores in the area including Tesco on St Oswald Street, Asda on Green Lane, Co-Op and Morrisons on West Derby Road where she stole large quantities of items such as shampoo, air freshener, cheese, butter and chocolate.
One theft of meat steak from M&S Food Hall on Queens Drive was valued at £250. In another instance Colins stole items to the value of £167 from Tesco.
Under a Criminal Behaviour Order, Collins is now banned from entering numerous shops including Tesco stores on Queens Drive and St Oswald Street, Asda on Green Lane and Co-Op stores on West Derby Road and Darley Drive.
Neighbourhood Inspector Kieron Hogan said: “Collins would steal stock and walk out of the shop without paying for the goods. She would in addition also be abusive to store staff and cause anti-social behaviour.
“Theft from shops is not a victimless crime and has a huge impact on not only the business but the community as well in many ways, especially small shops trying to make an honest living.
“We hope this serves as a clear warning to others, that the force will robustly take steps to address prolific offenders, working with businesses and partners.”
Anyone with information on suspected theft or anti-social behaviour can to speak to local officers, report to us online, or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111. Always call 999 if a crime is in progress.