Woman accused of stealing $2,500 worth of Stanley cups posts $150,000 bond, will wear GPS monitor
The woman accused of stealing more than five dozen Stanley drinking cups last week walked free, but only after she posted a $150,000 bond and agreed to wearing a GPS tracking device, officials said Tuesday.
The woman accused of stealing more than five dozen Stanley drinking cups last week walked free, but only after she posted a $150,000 bond and agreed to wearing a GPS tracking device, officials said Tuesday.
Delany Garcia-Lopez, 23, was charged with single counts of grand theft, driving under the influence of alcohol and driving with a blood-alcohol level of at least .08, according to a complaint filed by the Placer County District Attorney's Office.
The 65 Stanley stainless steel drinking cups worth almost $2,500 were allegedly taken Wednesday at a Dick's Sporting Goods store on Stanford Ranch Road, according to police and court records.
While the six-digit bail and monitoring might seem exorbitant, a DA's spokesperson said the conditions are well within bounds of a felony grand theft charge.
“Placer County has and always will take theft seriously. Our community will not stand for people stealing from our local businesses,” DA Morgan Gire said in statement.
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