Northampton man, 28, remanded over thefts of fur coats, power tools and cash totalling £4,000

Four charges relate to break-ins at Jewsons and Bar With No Name, plus theft from H&M
By Kevin Nicholls
Published 19th Nov 2021, 10:01 BST
Updated 19th Nov 2021, 10:04 BST
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A Northampton man has been remanded in custody after being charged with stealing more than £4,000 worth of cash, power tools and fur coats from a bar, DIY store and fashion house in the town.

Kalon Luke Farmer appeared at Northampton Magistrates Court on Saturday (November 13) in connection with four thefts and one attempted burglary.

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The 28-year-old is alleged to have stolen £1,000 cash after breaking in to Bar With No Name in St Peters Square on October 9 this year.

A man has been charged with stealing cash during a break-in at Bar with No NameA man has been charged with stealing cash during a break-in at Bar with No Name
A man has been charged with stealing cash during a break-in at Bar with No Name

Farmer is also accused of two break-ins at Jewsons in St James’ Mill between October 14 and October 17 which netted power tools and laptops worth £2,775.

He is also charged with theft of fur coats worth £400 from H&M in Abington Street on October 21 and faces a fifth allegation of breaking in to a flat in St Peters Square with intent to steal on October 10.

Farmer, of Wellingborough Road, is due to appear at Northampton Crown Court on December 15.