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Two teenage girls arrested on suspicion of shoplifting

Published: 2:32 PM October 21, 2008    Updated: 3:15 AM February 23, 2021

TWO teenage girls were arrested in St Albans city centre this lunchtime on suspicion of theft. Police swooped on Greggs in St Peter s Street at around 1.20pm and arrested the two girls, aged between 15 and 17, after being alerted following a scene in the

TWO teenage girls were arrested in St Albans city centre this lunchtime on suspicion of theft.

Police swooped on Greggs in St Peter's Street at around 1.20pm and arrested the two girls, aged between 15 and 17, after being alerted following a scene in the store. They are currently being interviewed at a nearby police station.

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