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Shoplifter Banned from 71 Stores in Melton

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Thirty-nine-year-old shoplifter, Daniel Frost, banned from 71 stores in Melton for two years, following a string of thefts and window smashing, aiming to deter him and protect local businesses.

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Shoplifter Banned from 71 Stores in Melton

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Leicester News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Shoplifter Banned from 71 Stores in Melton. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

A 39-year-old shoplifter named Daniel Frost just got hit with a 2-year ban from 71 stores in Melton, all tied to the local safer. Melton against retail theft scheme, he pleaded guilty last November 18th to smashing a window in the Green Slade area, landing him over 4 months behind bars at Leicester, magistrates court, and now he's out but under this strict criminal behavior order. Meanwhile, cops say Frost has been hitting towns in his shops for years, stealing repeatedly and hurting local businesses, especially the small, independence that pack Melton mobrae. According to PC Shane Sanderson from the neighborhood team, they push for this order to finally deter him, calling it a powerful tool against. Shoplifting's real damage to the community. The ban runs until November 18th, 2027, but could stretch longer if needed, making it a crime for him to step into any of those. Spots or stick around if staff tell him to bounce, with locals urged to report any slips. This move aims to keep the streets safer for everyone shopping there.

That's the story for today. Leicester News Today, Driven by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.

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