Sleaford man charged with theft, assault and breaching bail
A Sleaford man has been charged with eight counts of theft, three counts of breaching court bail and one count of assault following a series of incidents in and around the town, according to Lincolnshire Police.
Memphis Mendelsohn, 23, of Eastgate, Sleaford, faces a total of 12 charges. Sleaford policing team reported that he appeared at Lincoln Magistrates' Court on Tuesday (October 27) and was remanded in custody until his next hearing on November 3.
The police statement said the theft offences are alleged to have involved at least £587.97 worth of goods, although the value of some items remains unknown. Items alleged to have been stolen include joints of meat, bottles of spirits, cheese, packs of beer, bed sheets, Pringles and more than 12 bottles of Baileys.
One of the charges relates to an alleged assault on a shop worker during a theft.
He has also been charged with three counts of breaching court bail, said police. He has been remanded into custody pending his next court appearance.