Three people charged over ‘boot load’ of vitamins, beauty products
Three people have been charged after thousands of dollars worth of vitamins and beauty products was uncovered in a car boot.
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Three people will front court after being charged over the alleged theft of thousands of dollars worth of vitamins and beauty products from a Stanhope Gardens store.
Quakers Hill police were patrolling Stanhope Village Shopping Centre at about 7.20pm yesterday when they observed a man, aged 35, and a woman, aged 28, leaving a store.
Police say the pair’s behaviour prompted officers to follow them into the car park, where they saw the pair speak to another man, aged 35, sitting in a parked car.
During a search of the trio, it’s alleged several vitamins and beauty products were found under the clothing of one man and the woman.
Police searched the vehicle and allegedly found thousands of dollars worth of vitamins and beauty products in the boot.
The men and the woman were taken to Riverstone Police Station where they were charged.
The woman, from Casula and one of the men, from Kingswood, was charged with shoplifting and having goods in custody believed to have been stolen.
A Hoxton Park man was charged with having goods in custody believed to have been stolen.
They were refused bail to face Blacktown Local Court today.