Rachel Charnock: Maclean woman charged with repeatedly stealing from Pets Domain Yamba
A former employee of a popular Clarence Valley pet shop has faced court accused of repeatedly stealing from the business.
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A former Yamba pet store worker has been accused of stealing thousands of dollars of property from the business.
Maclean woman Rachel Charnock, 45, faced Maclean Local Court on Thursday.
Charnock, who used to be a clerk at Yamba’s Pets Domain. has been charged with seven counts of stealing from the shop.
She is yet to enter a plea to the allegations.
Court documents allege the thefts of property occurred on seven different occasions between September 11 and November 6 last year, about midday each time.
The value of the goods alleged to be stolen range from $122.29 to $424.16.
Charnock has been accused of stealing $1828.05 in total.
She represented herself in court and requested an adjournment to seek legal advice.
The case is due back in Maclean Local Court on May 25.
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