Cambridge thief Lisa Bradley jailed for two-week theft spree

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 31 Oct, 08:16 · Archive

Lisa Bradley was jailed for 20 months after stealing over £1,000 of goods across Cambridge in two weeks.

Lisa Bradley, 42, of Chesterton Road, Cambridge, was jailed for one year and eight weeks after targeting businesses across Cambridge and a home between 29 September and 11 October. She stole a £140 case of M&S chocolate from BP in Teversham, a backpack from Typo, hundreds of pounds worth of clothing from Superdry, two duvets worth £150 from Next, and a parcel containing 84 pouches of cat food worth £82 from outside a home in Molewood Close.

Bradley appeared at Cambridge Magistrates' Court on 23 October and pleaded guilty to five counts of shop theft and one count of theft. PC Laura D'Urso of Cambridgeshire Constabulary's spree offender team said the force would continue to target those who steal from businesses, noting that shop theft is not a victimless crime and has an impact on business staff.

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• Thief jailed for stealing £1,000 of goods in two-week spreeCambridge thief Lisa Bradley jailed for 20 months after stealing more than £1,000 from M&S, Superdry, Next and a home during a two-week crime spree.Cambs Times · 31 Oct, 07:45
• Thief jailed for stealing £1,000 of goods in two-week spreeCambridge thief Lisa Bradley jailed for 20 months after stealing more than £1,000 from M&S, Superdry, Next and a home during a two-week crime spree.Ely Standard · 31 Oct, 07:45

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