Three rag traders linked to audrius loute's alra clothing separately convicted over stolen charity bags
The following month, lithuanian dalius vaicekauskas was arrested in cwmfelinfach, caerphilly, carrying out doortodoor collections without a council licence.
In his van, police found thousands of leaflets, including alra's.
Officers also found full bags of clothes left for the nspcc and salvation army, among others, along with more than 100 black bags full of clothes with holes where stickers or labels had been removed.
Vaicekauskas was charged with theft and got a 12month community order.
In december, another lithuanian, mantas grazevicius, 28, was arrested in swinton, greater manchester, for stealing charity donation bags from the doorstep of a house.
He was dropping alra leaflets with a collection day that coincided with one by genuine charity.He was jailed for 10 weeks for theft and driving while disqualified.
In the biggest incident, a lorry partloaded by luote in manchester was searched by police at a yard in rainham, essex, last november, after a tipoff from bona fide collector clothes aid.
They found 800 nspcc bags, containing goods worth 3, 000, and bags belonging to the salvation army, british heart foundation and pdsa.
The lorry was bound for poland, where retailers pay 800 a tonne for clothes donated to charity and full bags can be worth 5 to 8 each.
Seven men were arrested including arnas gasiunas(Below), 27 and guess what a Lithuanian who rented three containers at the yard.
Thefts of clothing donations that people make in good faith to help charities are despicable and callous crimes.We are pleased to see some of the culprits being brought to justice.Clothing donations are important in helping us to help sick children receive the care they need are we fully support and encourage all activities that will result in these criminals being apprehended.
We would like people to continue to donate their unwanted clothes to help us to help these children and we would ask members of the public to be vigilant for other thieves.All of our collectors carry identity badges and if you are unsure of the validity of the collector, please contact your local police.
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