Two Females Charged With Larceny
Police arrested and jointly charged 30-year-olds Tichelle James and Shania Martin, both from Clare Hall, with larceny.
It is alleged that the two women entered a store on Redcliffe Street on Wednesday, February 26, and stole several items of clothing, including six pairs of shoes, two pairs of shorts, six pairs of socks, a dress, a T-shirt, and other items.
The store owner became suspicious as both women exited the store and noticed an item protruding from one of the bags. They were followed to an area in Redcliffe Quay, where the stolen items were retrieved.
The incident was reported to the police, and both women were taken into custody. The total value of the stolen items is estimated at $1,100.
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