Aldershot: Man charged after goods stolen from Co-op store

Man charged after more than £950 of items stolen from Co-op <i>(Image: PA)</i>
Man charged after more than £950 of items stolen from Co-op (Image: PA)
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A man has been charged with shoplifting after goods worth more than £950 were stolen from a Co-op store in Aldershot.

Trey Langley-Jones, 23, of Cadnam Close, Aldershot, has been charged with five counts of theft from a shop following a series of reported incidents at the Co-op on Lower Farnham Road.

The alleged thefts took place between October 24 and October 29.

On October 24, alcohol and dairy products worth £181 were reported stolen.

Two days later, on October 26, meat products valued at £164 and £211 were taken in separate incidents.

On October 27, confectionery and drink items worth £176 were reported stolen.

The final incident took place on October 29, when meat and confectionery products worth £220 were taken.

Langley-Jones is due to appear at Basingstoke Magistrates’ Court today, November 4.

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