Southampton man jailed for theft from hospital where he was employed
A Southampton man has been sentenced following a sustained period of theft from the hospital where he worked.
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A Southampton man has been sentenced following a sustained period of theft from the hospital where he worked.
James Robert Wood, 33, of Cutforth Way, Romsey has been remanded in custody, to next appear before Southampton Crown Court on Monday 8 January 2024.
Further efforts to tackle shoplifters and reduce thefts from businesses across the New Forest have resulted in arrests, charges and convictions.
Charles Cannon, of Highfield Avenue, Aldershot, was convicted at Winchester Crown Court on Thursday 23 November.
James Robert Wood, 33, of Cutforth Way, Romsey has been charged in connection with nine offences, including five burglaries.
A man has been arrested as part of an investigation into a burglary at a car dealership in Romsey.
553 knives have been surrendered by the public across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, as part of a national police operation to tackle knife crime.
Joshua Jeremy Hill, 22, of New Milton, has been jailed for burglary and false imprisonment.
Jamie Benn, 23, of Cunningham Road, Waterlooville appeared on Friday 17 November at Portsmouth Crown Court after pleading guilty at the same court in June to charges of wounding with intent and having an article with a blade or point.
Officers investigating disorder following a football game in Southampton have charged nine people and summonsed two others to court.