The following cases were heard at Kidderminster Magistrates' Court recently.
MARTIN MCGOW, of Mill Lane, Kidderminster, indicated a guilty plea to theft from a shop on March 1.
He was accused of stealing £200 worth of stock belonging to Next in Kidderminster.
He has been given a suspended sentence and must comply with rehabilitation activity.
NATALIE JEANS, of Thornhill Close, Studley, indicated a guilty plea to making off without payment on August 31, 2023.
Jeans was accused of failing to pay £15.10 for a taxi journey in Redditch. She was fined £80.
WAYNE CROWTHER, of Bewdley Road, Kidderminster, indicated a guilty plea to theft from a shop on October 20, 2023.
Crowther was accused of stealing a dark khaki ski jacket to the value of £54.99 from Mountain Warehouse.
He also indicated a guilty plea to stealing steaks and joints to the value of £153.85 from Aldi in Kidderminster on November 8, 2023.
Crowther indicated a further guilty plea to stealing seven Yankee candles from Savers in Kidderminster on November 5, 2023.
His guilty plea was taken into account with a total custodial sentence of 24 weeks and ordered to pay compensation.
STEPHEN COLLETT, of no fixed abode, Kidderminster, pleaded guilty to theft from a shop on February 26.
Collett was accused of stealing eight Jack Daniels Honey gift sets to the value of £96 from B&M Bargains in Kidderminster.
He was given a condition discharge of six months and ordered to pay £96 in compensation after his guilty plea was taken into account.
JOSEPH CHILDS, of Comberton Road, Kidderminster, pleaded guilty to theft from a shop in Hereford on November 20, 2023.
He was accused of stealing a bottle of red wine worth £12.99 belonging to Marks and Spencer PLC.
Childs also pleaded guilty to stealing ten packs of cider to the value of £12.99 from the Texaco Garage on Commercial Road in Hereford.
He was given a conditional discharge of six months and ordered to pay compensation.
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