Man hides $7000 worth of goods in pants
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October 18, 2016

Man hides $7000 worth of goods in pants

KINGSTON, Jamaica — A man who reportedly walked out of a supermarket with nearly $7000 worth of goods hidden in his pants is to go on trial in the Kingston and St Andrew Court on November 14.

 The accused, Danovan Malcolm allegedly went into a branch of Hi-Lo Supermarket in Kingston and exited the store with items including two Duracel batteries, three Cadbury chocolates and a Colgate toothpaste.

Last Friday when he appeared in court he pleaded not guilty to simple larceny.

Malcolm’s bail was extended for him to return to court.

Tanesha Mundle

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