Woman sentenced for stealing more than £1,300 worth of parcels from Evri
A Crumlin woman who stole more than a thousand pounds worth of parcels from delivery company Evri has been given a suspended prison sentence by a Lisburn judge.
Natalie Mary Moore, 41, whose address was given as Ballydonaghy Meadows in Crumlin, appeared before Lisburn Magistrates Court charged with theft. The facts of the case were not opened in court. However it is understood the charge relates to the theft of £1,313.95 worth of parcels from Evri on April 27, 2024.
The defendant had previously pleaded not guilty and contested the charges. However she was found guilty by District Judge Rosie Watters.
Defence told the court the defendant had three children and was a carer for her father and grandmother.
District Judge Rosie Watters imposed a custodial sentence of nine months, suspended for three years.
She also ordered the defendant pay restitution of £1,313.95.
Ms Watters commented: “She is very close to going to prison.”