Sarnia Man Jailed for Stealing $13K Necklace
Nicholas Brown, 31, was sentenced to nine months in jail for stealing a $13,000 necklace from Lambton Mall.
“Certainly you’re quite correct in that,” Justice Krista Lynn Leszczynski said. “It was very brazen.”
Brown's lawyer, Robert McFadden, noted that the theft was short-lived, as a customer followed Brown home and contacted police, who quickly recovered the necklace.
- The theft was considered a snatch-and-grab, not a robbery.
- Brown has prior robbery convictions and further thefts on his record.
Assistant Crown attorney Michael Donald stated,
“It’s not an allegation of robbery, but it’s nonetheless a very significant theft of an expensive item valued at almost $13,000,”emphasizing the severity of the crime.
Author's summary: Man jailed for stealing expensive necklace.
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