Sarnia Man Jailed for Stealing $13K Necklace
Nicholas Brown, 31, was sentenced to nine months in jail for stealing a $13,000 necklace from Lambton Mall.
“Certainly you’re quite correct in that,” Justice Krista Lynn Leszczynski said. “It was very brazen.”
Brown's lawyer, Robert McFadden, described the theft as a short-lived, snatch-and-grab incident, noting that a customer followed Brown home and contacted police, leading to the quick recovery of the necklace.
- The theft was not considered a robbery, but rather a significant theft of an expensive item.
- Brown has prior robbery convictions and further thefts on his record.
Assistant Crown attorney Michael Donald emphasized the significance of the theft, stating,
“It’s not an allegation of robbery, but it’s nonetheless a very significant theft of an expensive item valued at almost $13,000.”
Author's summary: Sarnia man sentenced to 9 months in jail.
More News
- Recap: Denver Nuggets go wire to wire against Phoenix Suns and get first win of the NBA regular season, 133-111. - Denver Stiffs
- Anti-LGBTQ+ bill confusion reflects Ghana’s lack of clear policy direction— Osae-Kwapong - MyJoyOnline
- Watch: Zohran Mamdani’s ‘Dream’ resonates with Indian Muslims
- The Conversation: Pumpkins’ journey from ancient food staple to spicy fall obsession spans thousands of years - NKyTribune
- Can you find the hidden sweet among the pumpkins in this Halloween brainteaser?
- CUNNINGHAM: Jeff Landry's Favorability Is Underwater in His Own Backyard