A university lecturer allegedly went on two shoplifting sprees which saw her steal over a thousand pounds' worth of Le Creuset cookware, 'high-value' steaks, wine and boutique gin, a court heard. Pauline Al Said, 33, of Southsea, Hampshire, was caught trying to take more than £500 worth of alcohol and gifts from a garden centre while armed with a de-tagging device, jurors were told.
When she was confronted by staff, her husband Mark Wheatcroft allegedly threatened to 'lay out' the store detective and then threw a punch at him. Prosecutors said Al Said was then caught by undercover security guards in a second shoplifting binge nine months later, with 33 thick-cut sirloin, rib eye and fillet steaks piled into her trolley in a branch of Marks & Spencer. Appearing at Winchester Crown Court, Al Said denied two charges of theft while Wheatcroft denied one count of theft and one count of assault
Source: Education Headlines (educationheadlines.net)
University Lecturer Shoplifting Theft Court Case Le Creuset Cookware Steaks Wine Gin Assault
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