An Aberdeen shoplifter has been handed unpaid work over thefts of more than £350 of goods.
Leanne Fraser, 40, appeared in the dock at Aberdeen Sheriff Court for sentencing having previously pled guilty to a total of seven charges of shoplifting between August last year and June 7.
Fiscal depute Callum Thomson told the court Fraser stole groceries and alcohol worth £14.26 from Lidl on King Street, and £40 of meat from Co-op on Rosehill Drive.
She also took food and cleaning products valued at £74.02 from McColls on Hayton Road, as well as £28.39 of food from Tesco Express on Great Northern Road and £44.94 of food from the McColls store.
Fraser stole food worth £80.24 and £83.02 from Tesco Express on Union Street and Co-op on Scotstown Road.
Sheriff Andrew Miller ordered Fraser, of Portal Crescent, Aberdeen, to be supervised for 12 months and do 80 hours unpaid work.
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