MORE CHARGES FOR CONVICTED MAN
Jermaine Thomas of Green Bay, who is currently serving a 10-month prison sentence for Breaking, Larceny, and Malicious Damage, is served with additional charges for committing similar offences.
He is charged with the Attempted Breaking of Nellie’s and Archie’s Catering on Cross and Nevis Streets on August 29, 2024.
He is also charged with Breaking and Larceny at Party Paradise and Gold Beauty Plus on Redcliffe Street, as well as Ceco Pharmacy on High Street on the same day.
He is expected to reappear in court to answer to the additional charges.
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