St. Louis Man Steals E-cigarettes And Cigarettes, Worth More Than $11,000

St. Louis man steals e-cigarettes and cigarettes, worth more than $11,000

A St. Louis man who has a long history of stealing cigarettes and e-cigarettes has been charged with stealing goods worth more than $11,000. He was finally caught by the police after committing crimes for 10 years.

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According to a report by US media FOX2 NEWS on April 24, a man in St. Louis, USA was recently charged with stealing more than $11,000 worth of cigarettes and e-cigarettes earlier this year.

The thefts occurred between Jan. 20 and Feb. 26 at the Circle K store in the 3200 block of Jemison Avenue and the Family Dollar store in the first block of South Avenue Street, according to a probable crime statement from the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department. .

The report revealed that 31-year-old Eric D. Marion was suspected of serious crimes. Police said he stole 100 e-cigarettes from a Circle K store on January 20; multiple cases of cigarettes from a Family Dollar on January 29; and another 60 cases of cigarettes from a Circle K on February 16. ; Then on February 26, he stole 8 boxes of cigarettes.

The St. Louis Circuit Attorney's Office charged Marion with theft and third theft - $750.

Prosecutors believe Marion has three previous theft convictions in the past 10 years. These thefts caused serious legal problems for him and eventually landed him behind bars. The police remind the public that any criminal behavior cannot be hidden for long and will eventually receive due legal sanctions.