Man in 40s charged after series of thefts in King's Lynn

A man has been charged following a string of thefts in King's Lynn. <i>(Image: West Norfolk Police)</i>
A man has been charged following a string of thefts in King's Lynn. (Image: West Norfolk Police)
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A man has been charged with multiple offences following a series of thefts in King’s Lynn.

Lee Adamson, 44, of Lawrence Road, King’s Lynn, was arrested in Estuary Close on Saturday evening and has since been charged in connection with several incidents.

These include the theft of a purse and fraudulent use of a bank card on July 14 and 15, the theft of a tip pot from a café on July 30 and the theft of a handbag on August 3.

Adamson is also accused of causing criminal damage to a café window on July 29 and interfering with a vehicle on Avon Road on September 10.

A spokesman for West Norfolk Police said: "He has been remanded in custody by police to appear at Norwich Magistrates' Court this morning (September 14)."

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