A Worcester man has been charged with theft.
Christopher Holder, aged 37, of no fixed address, was charged with five offences relating to theft and public order on Thursday 4 August.
Mr Holder has been remanded in custody, and will appear in Worcester Magistrates’ Court later this month (August).
The charges include theft of a pedal cycle, attempt theft of a pedal cycle, public order offence (x2) and shop theft.
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