Six men charged over Pokémon card warehouse theft
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 23 Oct, 14:02 · Archive
Six men have been charged following the theft of high-value Pokémon cards from a warehouse in Retford. Nottinghamshire Police said the group gained entry to a premises on Aurillac Way on 17 December and stole 26 boxes of collectable cards.
The men charged are Liam Duce, 25, and Liam Parker, 28, both of HMP Lancaster Farms; Daniel Milligan, 27, of HMP Hull; Brandon Coats, 20, of Broom Terrace, Leeds; Matthew Joel Middleton, 44, of Pawson Street, Leeds; and Mohammed Hussan, 32, of Whiteacre Road, Newcastle-under-Lyme. All have been charged with conspiracy to commit burglary.
Detective Constable Christine Hewlett said: 'We are pleased that a number of suspects have now been charged in connection with this incident. Burglary offences such as this can cause significant financial and emotional harm to businesses and their employees.'
The six are due to appear before Mansfield Magistrates' Court on 17 November.
How it is being reported
- Six charged following theft of Pokémon cardsThey are due to appear before Mansfield Magistrates' Court on 17 NovemberBBC Nottingham · 23 Oct, 13:50
- Six charged following high-value Pokémon card theft in RetfordSix men have been charged following the theft of high-value Pokémon cards from a warehouse in Retford.Worksop Guardian · 23 Oct, 12:56
In this story: Retford · Nottinghamshire Police · Mansfield Magistrates' Court · Liam Duce · Liam Parker · Daniel Milligan
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