Sheffield man charged with alleged theft of almost £2500 worth of handbags from John Lewis

A Sheffield man has been charged in connection with the theft of almost £2500 worth of handbags from John Lewis.
By Steve Jones
Published 13th Dec 2020, 20:41 BST
Updated 13th Dec 2020, 21:55 BST
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Liam Barley, aged 35, of no fixed address, has been remanded in custody before a court appearance on Monday (14 December) following three alleged thefts.

He is accused of stealing a total of £2428 worth of handbags.

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Barley allegedly stole almost £2500 worth of handbags from John Lewis in Sheffield.Barley allegedly stole almost £2500 worth of handbags from John Lewis in Sheffield.
Barley allegedly stole almost £2500 worth of handbags from John Lewis in Sheffield.
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Sheffield city centre neighbourhood policing team said Barley has also been released on bail pending further enquiries in connection with two commercial burglaries in the city centre.

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