Sheffield shoplifter: Man jailed for repeated thefts targeting businesses in Southey Green

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A prolific shoplifter has been jailed for a spate of thefts on a Sheffield estate.

Donald Palmer, aged 51, was sentenced by Sheffield magistrates to nine months in prison over the incidents, carried out in and around Southey Green.

Palmer, of Kyle Close, Southey Green, was found guilty of three recent theft offences. He was also found guilty of breach of a suspended sentence and breach of a conditional discharge in relation to eight earlier thefts.

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Palmer was arrested on Thursday (November 3) by South Yorkshire Police Parson Cross neighbourhood officers who carried out an arrest warrant at his address. He was charged the same day.

Donald Palmer, of Kyle Close, Southey Green, aged 51, was sentenced by Sheffield magistrates to nine months in prison over shoplifting, carried out in and around Southey Green, SheffieldDonald Palmer, of Kyle Close, Southey Green, aged 51, was sentenced by Sheffield magistrates to nine months in prison over shoplifting, carried out in and around Southey Green, Sheffield
Donald Palmer, of Kyle Close, Southey Green, aged 51, was sentenced by Sheffield magistrates to nine months in prison over shoplifting, carried out in and around Southey Green, Sheffield

Sgt Scott Sarson from the Parson Cross and Southey Green team said: “We hope that knowing Palmer is now off the streets will provide some reassurance to local businesses who were affected by his repeated offending. We will not tolerate this kind of persistent criminality within our community and will continue to target those who act in this way.”