Two teenagers charged with stealing gold from Swindon pawn shop
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 7 Oct, 13:14 · Archive
Two teenagers from Warminster have been charged with stealing £4,802 worth of gold from a pawn shop in Swindon.
Two teenagers from Warminster, aged 14 and 15, have been charged with theft following an alleged incident at ReGenerate, a pawn shop on Bridge Street in Swindon, on 6 August. The teenagers are accused of stealing gold items worth £4,802 from the shop.
ReGenerate is a pawn shop where customers can sell gold for cash. The business also buys and sells mobile phones, gaming consoles, laptops, tablets and other electronic devices. The company operates multiple sites across the UK, though the Swindon branch on Bridge Street is the only location available in Wiltshire.
The teenagers cannot be named due to their age, which grants them legal anonymity. They have been charged with theft and are scheduled to make their first appearance at Swindon Magistrates' Court on 7 October.
How it is being reported
- Two Wiltshire kids accused of stealing £4,800 worth of gold from shopTwo teenagers from Warminster have been accused of stealing almost £5,000 worth of gold from a shop in Swindon.Wiltshire Times · 7 Oct, 12:40
- Two Wiltshire kids accused of stealing £4,800 worth of gold from shopTwo teenagers from Warminster have been accused of stealing almost £5,000 worth of gold from a shop in Swindon.Gazette & Herald · 7 Oct, 12:40
- Two Wiltshire kids accused of stealing £4,800 worth of gold from shopTwo teenagers from Warminster have been accused of stealing almost £5,000 worth of gold from a shop in Swindon.Swindon Advertiser · 7 Oct, 12:40
In this story: Warminster · Swindon · ReGenerate · Swindon Magistrates' Court
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