Men facing theft charges from businesses in Tyrone and Armagh returned for trial
Two men were returned for trial when they appeared at Dungannon Magistrates Court on Wednesday on theft charges.
Patrick Michael David Bell, aged 43, from Mullaghinny Park, Clogher, is charged with stealing meat, valued £70. 22, belonging to Sainsburys, Armagh, on June 2 last; stealing a projector and leads, valued £69, belonging to B&M Bargains, Omagh, on May 24 last, and stealing power tools, valued £597, belonging to Homebase, Omagh on the same date.
A co-accused, James Joseph Sharkey, aged 30, from Cathedral Mews, Armagh, is accused of stealing a projector and leads, valued £69, belonging to B&M Bargains, Omagh, on May 24 last, and stealing power tools, valued £597, belonging to Homebase, Omagh on the same date.
They both replied “no” when asked by the court clerk if they wished to say anything in connection with the charges.
The pair were returned for arraignment at Dungannon Crown Court on April 29.
Sharkey was released on bail of £500, and Bell was remanded in custody