Man charged with nine counts of shop theft in Holyhead

North Wales Police jacket <i>(Image: Newsquest)</i>
North Wales Police jacket (Image: Newsquest)
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A MAN has been charged with shoplifting from several shops in Holyhead.

Niall Wyn Davies, 25, of Llanfawr Close, Holyhead, is charged with nine counts of theft from a shop between Friday, October 23 and Sunday, November 8.

He will appear at Caernarfon Magistrates Court on Tuesday, November 24.

The charges come during Safer Business Action Week, which aims to shine a spotlight on business crime and the impact it can have on retailers, hospitality venues, services and the wider community.

District inspector Wayne Francis, of North Wales Police, said: “Officers work with retailers and businesses all year round to deter and disrupt persistent offenders.

“Business crime affects us all. By working together, we can help create safer town centres and stronger local economies.”

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