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Woman, 34, charged after stealing from Asda stores across Crewe

By The Editor 10th Sep 2025

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Local News by The Editor 10th Sep 2025

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Casey Lee, of West Street, Crewe, has been charged with eight counts of shoplifting from Crewe Asda stores (Nub News).

Cheshire Police have charged a Crewe woman in relation to multiple shoplifting offences across the town.

Casey Lee, of West Street, has been charged with eight counts of shoplifting.

The charges relate to incidents which occurred between Saturday 23 August and Thursday 4 September, at Asda Express stores and Asda supermarket in Crewe.

Casey Lee's charges relate to incidents which occurred between Saturday 23 August and Thursday 4 September, at Asda Express stores and Asda supermarket in Crewe (Nub News).

The total value of the stolen items is more than £1,000.

Lee appeared at Chester Magistrates Court on Monday 8 September, where she was released on conditional bail.

The 34-year-old is set to return to Chester Magistrates Court on Tuesday 7 October.

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