
Woman Jailed for Stealing Donuts, Vapes After Ban
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39-year-old Lorna Smith from Skegness lands in jail for violating a court ban and stealing small items. She was issued a Criminal Behaviour Order limiting her to two stores, but she broke it three times, stealing donuts, vapes, and beers. She also refused a breath test. Smith admitted to the breaches, theft, and specimen failure, receiving a 30-week sentence and compensation. Authorities use these orders to address root causes of bad behavior and promote rehabilitation.
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Leicester News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Woman Jailed for Stealing Donuts, Vapes After Ban. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
I'm Corey, and this is your Pulse of the City, lesson news today. A 39-year-old woman from Skegness has landed in jail after ignoring a court ban on entering most local shops and stealing small items like donuts and vapes. Lorna Smith, who lives on Royal Oak Terrace, got hit with the 30-week sentence following her guilty plea in court. Earlier this year, on February 23, authorities issued her a criminal behavior order that limited her to only two stores in the seaside. Town, these orders target repeat offenders to keep neighborhood safer by enforcing strict rules. Smith broke the ban three times, sneaking into restricted shops to grab a pack of donuts, a box of vapes, and some desparado beers. She also refused to provide a breath specimen when asked by police. On March 9, Lincoln magistrates court heard her case where she admitted to the breaches, two counts of theft, and the specimen failure. The judge ordered her to pay compensation on top of the prison time. Local policing officials note that such orders mix restrictions with rehab
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