Aldershot woman jailed for two years for theft and assault offenses
Emily Fletcher pleaded guilty to multiple offenses dating back to 2024
Emily Fletcher, 34, from Greyhound Close, Ash, has been sentenced to two years and two months in prison for numerous offenses in Aldershot, including theft, assault, and burglary.
Fletcher's prolific offending began in May 2024 and continued until August 2026, during which she stole goods valued at over £1,300 from local shops such as One Stop, Boots, and Co-op.
Additionally, in July 2026, Fletcher stole a £300 mobile business scanning device from Admiral Casino and committed a burglary at Shop Inn in September 2024, taking £8,000 worth of tobacco.
Her conviction followed a hearing at Winchester Crown Court where she pleaded guilty to multiple charges, including 19 counts of shop theft.
Other charges included three counts of theft, burglary, assault causing actual bodily harm, assault by beating, and assaulting a constable.
Police Sergeant Rob Tiller from the Aldershot Neighbourhood Policing Team said: "Emily Fletcher has been a prolific offender in the town and has now been sentenced for a number of offences dating back to 2024.
“We are pleased with the sentence the court has imposed, and I hope it reminds offenders that we will relentlessly pursue you and make sure you face the consequences of your actions.
“Please continue to report incidents to us as our teams will do everything we can to ensure Aldershot remains a safe place to live, work and visit.”