Man fined at Crewe court after stealing electric bike in Cheshire

By The Editor

29th Jan 2024 | Local News

Carl Barrett attended Crewe Magistrates' on Thursday 25 January, where he pleaded guilty (Nub News).
Carl Barrett attended Crewe Magistrates' on Thursday 25 January, where he pleaded guilty (Nub News).

Crewe Magistrates' Court have fined a man from mid Wales, after he admitted to stealing an electric bike from a person in Cheshire East.

Carl Barrett, 56, of Lon Drew, Newtown, Powys, admitted theft from a person in Macclesfield, on Thursday 4 January,

Barrett attended Crewe Magistrates' on Thursday 25 January, where he pleaded guilty.

After taking his plea into account, Crewe Magistrates' fined Barrett £120.

Carl Barrett, 56, admitted theft from a person in Macclesfield, on Thursday 4 January (Nub News).

Barrett was ordered to pay £120 in prosecution costs, as well as a £40 victim surcharge.

An application has been made to take what Barrett owes directly from his benefits.

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