Following her recent conviction for shoplifting offences, Morgan Adney was issued with a two-year Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO) at Cardiff Magistrates’ Court on July 1.
Adney, from Butetown, admitted stealing £50 of goods from Tesco in Central Square, Cardiff city centre, and assaulting a security guard.
She was also jailed for four weeks.
As part of the CBO, Adney must not enter any Greggs or Tesco in Cardiff city centre, and the Co-op stores in Tyndall Street and Dumballs Road.
The aim of a CBO is to prevent crime and protect the community, local workers, and members of the public from continued distress, disruption, and potential harm.
South Wales Police works closely with retailers and businesses to protect them from crime and anti-social committed by individuals like Morgan Adney.
Shoplifting can have a devastating impact on shopworkers and retailers.
This case demonstrates our commitment to tackling retail theft and supporting the industry.
Breaches and incidents should be reported to police.
- Report online https://www.south-wales.police.uk/ro/report
- 101
Always call 999 in an emergency
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