A Glossop man has been jailed after admitting a string of shop thefts and other offences committed across the town.
Dominic Miller, 40, of Chapel Street, Glossop, was sentenced to 24 weeks in prison at Southern Derbyshire Magistrates’ Court on Monday 8th June.
Miller pleaded guilty to three shop theft offences after stealing a variety of items from Heron Foods, Tesco and ASDA during May and June. The stolen goods included household cleaning products, food items such as mini-M&M's, a burger, chicken dippers, biscuits and meat products.
He was also convicted of possessing cannabis and breaching the terms of a Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO).
The court heard that Miller entered Tesco in Glossop on 29th May despite being prohibited from doing so under the conditions of the order.
Following his arrest, Miller was charged with the offences and later admitted them all in court.
Sergeant Patrick Haley, of the Buxton and Glossop Safer Neighbourhood Team, said: “Shop theft leaves businesses out of pocket, which they can ill afford.
“Thanks to the hard work and dedication of the team we managed to bring Miller to justice and this should serve as a warning to other thieves operating in Glossop that this type of offence will not be tolerated and will likely land you with a prison sentence.”
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