Pembroke woman in Magistrates' Court.

Rebecca Rebello, of Tablerock Avenue, was ordered to return to the court on December 14 for sentencing after she pleaded guilty to stealing the items.

The court heard that Police were patrolling near Miles Market on July 28 at around 10.30 a.m. when they were approached by members of the supermarket's management team.

They directed the officers' attention to a young woman -- Rebello -- who was walking away from them and claimed that she had been seen taking items from the store's shelves which she put in the pocket of her rain jacket. The Police stopped her and she turned over a flask of Black Seal. When the officers asked Rebello her name she became evasive and gave Police a false name.

While she was being questioned she revealed another stolen bottle of Black Seal and later admitted stealing a packet of Camel cigarettes also. A social inquiry report was ordered for the young woman who works as a painter and lives with her parents.

MAN, 46, FACES TRIAL FOR STEALING CTS Man, 46, faces trial for stealing A 46-year-old St. George's man accused of stealing and attempting to steal a total of $700 will face trial for the counts on February 24.

Jurgen Dale, of Smith's Island, was charged in Magistrates' Court with stealing $200, attempting to steal $400 and stealing $100 from Agnes Hendrickson in St. George's on June 30.

Dale, who was represented by lawyer Saul Froomkin, pleaded not guilty to each count and he was released on $500 bail.

EX-FOUR STAR PIZZA EMPLOYEE FINED CTS Ex-Four Star Pizza employee fined A former Four Star employee was fined $100 after stealing money from the pizza shop to buy groceries for his family.

William Franklyn Furbert, 33, of Radnor Road, Hamilton Parish, pleaded guilty to stealing $137.

Crown counsel Leighton Rochester said Furbert reported to work at the Four Star Pizza outlet on Angle Street on September 29, 1998 at 11 a.m. Furbert collected $150 from pizza delivery before returning to the shop. He left during the afternoon and did not return for the rest of the day or explain his absence to his employers.

Furbert returned the next day, but said he did not have the cash he had collected from deliveries the previous day.

He was given until 5 p.m. to return the money -- and when he did not, Four Star management called the Police. Under questioning, Furbert admitted taking the money to buy groceries for himself and his four-year-old son.

Mr. Rochester said Furbert was fired from Four Star Pizza but subsequently repaid the full $137 stolen.

FOUL LANGUAGE LANDS MAN IN TROUBLE CTS Foul language lands man in trouble A 30-year-old Paget man on probation was remanded in custody after foul language landed him in trouble with the law.

Troy O'Neil Robinson, of Valley Lane, pleaded guilty to using offensive words in a public place.

Crown counsel Leighton Rochester said Police received a call to attend a domestic situation around 10.45 a.m. on October 31, 1998.

Officers went to the junction of Valley Road and Middle Road to speak with Robinson.

Robinson told Police: "I ain't saying f***ing nothing to you guys, f*** you guys.'' He was arrested and then said to Police: "I'm going to f***ing kill everybody when I get out.'' Mr. Rochester said Robinson was serving two years probation for wilful damage and a six-month suspended sentence for housebreaking.

Senior Magistrate Will Francis agreed to remand Robinson in custody and encouraged him to seek help at Westgate Correctional Facility.