DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. — A Harrisburg man accused of stealing loads of dollars worth of Dove soap, seafood, and different gadgets from shops between April and June was arrested Tuesday using Susquehanna Township Police.
Michael Kelly, forty-one, was worried about at least seven retail thefts in Cumberland County (Lower Allen Township) and Dauphin County (Lower Paxton Township, Susquehanna Township, and Harrisburg City), blended court docket documents display. In general, he faces 11 counts of retail theft, two counts of conspiracy to commit retail theft, and additional costs, according to courtroom files.
Kelly is accused of stealing $436.88 worth of Dove products and crab meat from Weis Markets in Lower Allen Township on April 23. He hit the shop two times that evening, police stated.
That identical day, he also allegedly stuffed a backup with gadgets — one being a bag of shrimp ($19.99) — from Karns in Lower Paxton Township and fled. Kelly is accused of coming into the same store on April 27 with every other man or woman and filling a buying cart up with $456.62 well worth of items, including but no longer constrained to 4 cans of crab meat, luggage of steamed shrimp, snow crab clusters, two luggage of king crab legs and 4 94oz Tide Pods. He then drove the cart out of the store, and an employee accompanied him, which brought about Kelly ditching the gadgets and going for a walk to a getaway car, police wrote in a crooked criticism.
Kelly faces another 3 counts of retail robbery from a Rite Aid that’s additionally placed in Lower Paxton Township. He allegedly stole $242.74 and $254.79 worth of Dove products on May 23 and May 28, respectively. The third fee is for the alleged robbery of gadgets on June 2, whilst police had been called and discovered approximately the two prior incidents.
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