Lisburn woman admits stealing hundreds of pounds worth of groceries from Sainsbury's at Sprucefield
A Lisburn woman has pleaded guilty to stealing hundreds of pounds worth of groceries from Sainsbury’s at Sprucefield.
Shannon Bagnell, 33, whose address was given as Rathvarna Drive, appeared before the city’s magistrates court charged with three counts of theft.
The facts of the case were not opened in court, however it is understood the defendant was charged with theft of groceries to the amount of £350.50 on June 13, 2025.
She was also charged with theft of groceries from Sainsburys on February 17, 2024, with the amount of items stolen amounting to £203.05.
The defendant was further charged with theft of groceries from Sainsburys at Sprucefield on February 13, 2025, with the value of the items stolen said to amount to £351.90.
District Judge Suzanne Rice noted that the defendant had “quite an extensive record” and ordered a pre-sentence report.
The defendant is to appear for sentencing in Lisburn Magistrates Court on January 8, 2026.