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Worksop woman charged following spate of town shop thefts

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A Worksop woman has been charged with a series of shop thefts in Worksop – as local officers continue a crackdown on retail crime.

Kirsty Emery, aged 37, was arrested by patrolling officers last week in connection with thefts carried out between 8 and 13 March.

Emery, of Monmouth Road, Worksop, has now been charged with four counts of theft and is due to appear at Nottingham Crown Court on 23 April.

Inspector Rob Harrison, district commander for Bassetlaw, said: “Retail crime is a problem not only for local businesses, but also for other members of the community who may be put off from shopping in the town centre as a result.

“That is utterly unacceptable to me and my officers, which is why we are working to reduce offending and to target those behind it.”

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