A Canberra man allegedly stole $3000 worth of hockey shoes, and burgled a Korean restaurant in Dickson as part of a crime spree.
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Paul Michael Summerell, 46, appeared in the ACT Magistrates Court on Thursday for series of 10 offences, including six fresh charges of theft, burglary, and aggravated burglary.
Summerell, who has pleaded not guilty, is accused of breaking into the F-H-E specialty field hockey store in Lyneham in May.
Once inside, he allegedly stole $3125 worth of Adidas, Mizuno, and ASICS brand hockey shoes.
Summerell is also accused of committing a string of offences on November 2.
That includes allegedly breaking into a Korean restaurant in Dickson, where he allegedly stole $800.
He also allegedly stole a woman's handbag and purse, which included credit and bank cards, a teacher's identification card, and other items of an unknown value.
Again that day, he is accused of breaking into a home in Turner.
Summerell is in custody, but appeared briefly before Chief Magistrate Lorraine Walker on Thursday.
He made no application for bail and his case will reappear next month.
