A San Francisco woman has been arrested and arraigned on more than a dozen charges in connection with a series of commercial burglaries, including the theft of more than $15,000 in goods from a Bath & Body Works store.
SAN FRANCISCO â A San Francisco woman has been arrested and arraigned on more than a dozen charges in connection with a series of commercial burglaries, including the theft of more than $15,000 in goods from a Bath & Body Works store.District Attorney Brooke Jenkins announced that police arrested 30-year-old Carmelita Barela Monday without incident in connection with the thefts.
90 in goods from the Bath & Body Works at the Westfield San Francisco Centre.Barela was arraigned Thursday on one count of felony organized retail theft, six counts of felony grand theft and nine counts of misdemeanor shoplifting. She entered not guilty pleas to all charges.Prosecutors said Barela remains in custody without bail. Her next court appearance is scheduled for Monday.If convicted, Barela faces up to three years in state prison.
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