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House breaking and larceny charges have been laid against 27-year-old Shantoni Reid, a bartender of Lucea, Hanover, following an incident in the parish onThursday, December 19.

Reports from the Lucea police are that at about 4:00 pm, the complainant securely locked his house and went to his place of work.

Whilst at work, he was informed that Reid had broken into his home and had stolen furniture and appliances.

He later returned home, where he discovered items valuing $350,000.00 JMD were missing.

A report was made to the police, and Reid was arrested and later charged.

Her court date is being finalized.

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