Sellafield nuclear constabulary employee denies stealing work boots
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 31 Oct, 06:10 · Archive
A Civil Nuclear Constabulary employee has denied stealing four pairs of work boots valued at £180.
Patrick Horrigan, 37, an employee with The Civil Nuclear Constabulary at Sellafield, has denied stealing four pairs of work boots valued at £180. He entered his not guilty plea when he appeared before Carlisle's Rickergate Magistrates' Court.
The charge alleges theft by employee. Prosecutors say the defendant stole the boots while at Sellafield Nuclear Power Plant on January 12 last year. The boots, they state, belonged to the Civil Nuclear Constabulary. Court records do not specify Horrigan's precise role within the Constabulary.
Horrigan, whose address was given as Chester Road, Southport, Sefton, was granted unconditional bail pending trial. His trial is scheduled to begin on May 10 next year and is expected to last two hours.
How it is being reported
- Sellafield Nuclear Constabulary employee denies stealing work bootsAN EMPLOYEE with The Civil Nuclear Constabulary at Sellafield has formally denied stealing four pairs of "work boots."Cumberland News · 31 Oct, 05:00
- Sellafield Nuclear Constabulary employee denies stealing work bootsAN EMPLOYEE with The Civil Nuclear Constabulary at Sellafield has formally denied stealing four pairs of "work boots."NW Evening Mail · 31 Oct, 05:00
- Sellafield Nuclear Constabulary employee denies stealing work bootsAN EMPLOYEE with The Civil Nuclear Constabulary at Sellafield has formally denied stealing four pairs of "work boots."Whitehaven News · 31 Oct, 05:00
In this story: Patrick Horrigan · Civil Nuclear Constabulary · Sellafield · Carlisle · Rickergate Magistrates' Court
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