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Woman stole alcohol from Tesco twice claiming she had Covid and shouted 'rape' when stopped by security guard

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A woman stole alcohol from Tesco twice, claiming she had covid, then threatening staff with a knife and a gun stating she “wasn’t afraid to use it”.

Bethanie Summerscales, 22, first went into the store located on Chester Road in Stretford, on May 20 this year. She came to the attention of security staff when she was seen placing bottles of booze into shopping bags in her trolley, Minshull Street Crown Court sitting at Stockport Magistrates' court was told.

READ MORE: BREAKING: Man arrested in connection with Manchester Arena bombing As she went to leave through the self scanners without paying, she was challenged. “She responded by pulling down her face mask and shouted that she had Covid,” prosecutor Suzanne Hargreaves told the court.

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