Teenager charged with theft from two Buxton shops, stealing charity box and possession of knife

A teenager has appeared in court charged with theft from two shops in Buxton, burglary from a restaurant and possession of a knife.
By Wiktoria Wrzyszcz
Published 17th Oct 2023, 10:49 GMT
Updated 17th Oct 2023, 10:49 GMT
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Kenzie Beresford, of no fixed address but from the Stockport area, appeared at Tameside Magistrates Court on Thursday, October 12.

The 18-year-old was accused of stealing two trays of chocolate bars from McColls store in Fairfield on Thursday, July 27, a charity box containing cash from Buxton Woodworks on Wednesday, September 27, and stealing cash from Golden Fry in Buxton on Sunday, October 8.

Beresford was also alleged to have had a bladed article in a public place in Buxton on Tuesday, October 10.

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Kenzie Beresford, 18, pleaded guilty to stealing two trays of chocolate bars from McColls store in Fairfield on Thursday, July 27, a charity box containing cash from Buxton Woodworks on Wednesday, September 27, and stealing cash from Golden Fry in Buxton on Sunday, October 8.Kenzie Beresford, 18, pleaded guilty to stealing two trays of chocolate bars from McColls store in Fairfield on Thursday, July 27, a charity box containing cash from Buxton Woodworks on Wednesday, September 27, and stealing cash from Golden Fry in Buxton on Sunday, October 8.
Kenzie Beresford, 18, pleaded guilty to stealing two trays of chocolate bars from McColls store in Fairfield on Thursday, July 27, a charity box containing cash from Buxton Woodworks on Wednesday, September 27, and stealing cash from Golden Fry in Buxton on Sunday, October 8.

He pleaded guilty to two counts of theft and one count of burglary but pleaded not guilty to possession of a knife and was granted court bail with conditions not to enter Buxton. Beresford is set to appear back at court on Monday, November 20, in Derby.