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Woman charged in connection with robberies in Reading

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Thursday, September 29, 2022 12:43 pm
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A WOMAN has been charged in connection with robberies in Maiden Place, Lower Early, and at Reading Gate Retail Park last Sunday

A WOMAN has been charged in connection with robberies in Maiden Place, Lower Early, and at Reading Gate Retail Park last Sunday

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A WOMAN has been charged in connection with two robberies which took place in Reading, following a Thames Valley Police investigation.

Siobhan Maven-Hazelton, aged 35, of Northumberland Avenue, has been charged in connection with two counts of robbery and two further counts of possession of a pointed or bladed article in a public place.

The charges are in connection with an incident in Maiden Place, Lower Earley, on Monday, July 4, and another incident at Reading Gate Retail Park last Sunday, September 25.

Maven-Hazelton has been remanded in custody to appear at Reading Magistrates’ Court later today.

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