Ian Retallic took meat, coffee and chocolates from shops including Farmfoods, Morrisons and B&M
A prolific shoplifter plagued a Nottinghamshire town during a crime spree that targeted seven stores. Ian Retallic took meat, coffee and chocolates from seven stores in Worksop between April 19 and May 7 this year.
The Morrisons supermarket, in Kilton Road, twice fell victim to Retallic’s thieving, while the town’s Halfords, Aldi, Sainsbury’s and OneBeyond stores each did too. He carried out one of these offences on April 25, which was the same day he was issued with a suspended prison sentence order for three earlier thefts in Worksop.Retallic, of no fixed address, was sentenced that day to 18 weeks in prison suspended for one year for those thefts – an order which he then breached.
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