'Hoverboard' man who stole Lucozade crate spared jail

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Omaree LindsayImage source, Met Police
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Omaree Lindsay was filmed on CCTV using a "hoverboard" or rideable in Co-Op in Mitcham

A teenager who used a "hoverboard" to enter a supermarket and steal a crate of Lucozade, has been spared jail.

Omaree Lindsay, 19, of Cecil Road, Croydon, rode into Co-Op in Streatham Road, Mitcham, on 6 September.

He appeared at Croydon Magistrates' Court on Tuesday and pleaded guilty to a number of offences.

He was sentenced to 200 hours of unpaid work for offences including theft, failing to comply with a court order and driving a vehicle on the pavement.

District Judge Adrian Turned also ordered Lindsay to pay £150 in costs.

The court order Lindsay had failed to comply with was an order to complete unpaid for work in the community issued on 28 of August for a driving offence.

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Omaree Lindsay pleaded guilty to driving a vehicle on a footpath

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