The pair stole toys, perfume and were caught removing security tags from aftershave. Alistair Brown, 35, of Macbeth Road and Amber Smith, 26, of Mackie Place, appeared for sentencing at Dunfermline Sheriff Court. The partners both admitted the offences at the Asda store, Fulmar Way, Hillend, which took place on three separate occasions in 2019. On September 24, they stole a quantity of toys, worth £78.40. On November 26, they stole a quantity of perfume, worth £115. On November 27, they removed security tags from items and attempted to steal a quantity of perfume and aftershave. Brown’s solicitor, Chris Sneddon, said that, at the time, his client had a cocaine addiction but had now stopped offending.
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Jail for Fife baker who turned up to work drunk, stole company car and crashed it
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A Fife bakery supervisor turned up drunk to work before stealing a company vehicle and crashing it at a pedestrian crossing.
Mark McConnell took the vehicle after being told to go home from his job at Stephens the Bakers in Rosyth.
McConnell, from Dunfermline, who had been banned from driving less than a month before, has now been jailed.
The 26-year-old, of Johnston Crescent, appeared back in the dock at Dunfermline Sheriff Court, where he admitted a string of offences from January 21.