Wanted Lowestoft Man Arrested

Tuesday, 1 December 2020 00:00

A man from Lowestoft who was wanted by Police has been arrested in London.

29 year old Aaron Crinnon of no fixed abode was wanted for prison recall and for failing to appear in relation to driving offences in Essex and in connection with robbery, theft and burglary offences.

He was arrested on Friday 27th November and taken to Great Yarmouth Police Investigation Centre for questioning.

He was subsequently charged with three counts of commercial burglaries on 5th October 2020 at Spitalfields in Norwich.

He was also charged with a dwelling burglary on Love Road in Lowestoft where cash, Xbox games and an X-box controller were stolen, along with a TV

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