Teenager accused of Blackberry theft

12:00am Sunday 6th January 2013 in News

Teenager accused of Blackberry theft Teenager accused of Blackberry theft

A 17-YEAR-OLD boy has been charged with stealing a Blackberry mobile phone in Newton-le-Willows.

The teenager, from Sutton, pleaded not guilty to the charge at St Helens Magistrates’ Court.

Bail conditions mean the defendant, who cannot be named because of his age, is on a curfew, which mean he must be at his home address between 9pm and 7am.

He will next appear in court on Monday, January 8.

Comments(5)

itme says...
8:30am Sun 6 Jan 13

"Newsnight" seems to have missed this story .

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the dr who says...
10:55am Sun 6 Jan 13

come on don't be cruel, this was the highlight of the week for the Star, its a story about someone who cant be named who has to stay at home wherever that is between 9pm and 7am. I was riveted to my chair.

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jumper says...
2:59pm Sun 6 Jan 13

If he can spell it good if he can't and he is guilty make him collect a ton that's a start

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smith&weston says...
5:19pm Sun 6 Jan 13

If 16 is the age of consent, it's high time we stopped the courts from with holding the names of people over that age.

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widnesman says...
7:45pm Sun 6 Jan 13

itme wrote:
"Newsnight" seems to have missed this story .
To true!
All this fuss over stolen fruit!!

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