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A thief has been banned from every Co-Op in Cambridgeshire.
Peter McClelland, 38, of Golding Road, Cambridge, was handed a two-year Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO) at Cambridge Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday (15 January) banning him from every Co-Op.
He is also banned from entering any store in Cambridgeshire while wearing a face covering of any kind.
The order follows his latest conviction for shoplifting after he pleaded guilty to seven counts of shoplifting and one count of theft by finding between 9 and 21 October.
He was given a 10-week prison sentence on 24 October at Huntingdon Magistrates’ Court and required to pay £727 in compensation to Co-Op, Tesco and Budgens.
Sergeant Dan Scott, from the Spree Offending Team, said: “McClelland has been causing misery to shops across the city, in particular Co-Op’s with his persistent offending. We hope this order will provide some respite to the company and others. Any breaches of this CBO will be dealt with robustly.”