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Suspected region-wide shoplifting pair arrested

Nelson police figure they’ve arrested a couple of women who may be responsible for a number of shoplifting incidents in the area.

Sgt Dino Falcone says on Thursday the 53 and 36 year old allegedly walked out of a local retail store without paying for some valuable items.

They then drove to a grocery store and walked off with a substantial amount of stuff.

Falcone says the younger woman has an outstanding warrant.

The older woman is from Castlegar.

He’s not naming the actual stores involved.

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