Police intervened amid reports the woman was trying to sell a genuine ocelot fur coat. A woman from Kings Langley has been given a police order after she tried to sell a 1960s coat made out of genuine fur from a medium-sized cat. The woman, aged 18 and from Chipperfield, had attempted to sell the garment made from ocelot fur online before the UK National Wildlife Crime Agency alerted police. An ocelot is a wild cat native to the southwestern United States, Mexico, and Central and South America, as well as the Caribbean islands of Trinidad and Margarita. Officers subsequently made contact with the woman and she agreed to a Community Resolution Order - which is used to resolve minor offences through informal agreement rather than the courts.
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The stocks have been attracting a lot of interest One of those caught on CCTV, Lynne says, has already been given a Community Resolution Order by police and been ordered to pay £8 for the £7.95 worth of goods she is alleged to have taken. Writing on the farm s Facebook page Lynne said: We have added a little something near our stalls, to send the message that we will name and shame anyone that steals from our stalls. We can also reveal the name of the women seen in the video taking flowers and marmalade and only leaving 5pence. Her name is (removed until confirmed by police) and lives in Falmouth. She has today been given a Community Resolution Order by the police and paid £8 to the police, for the the goods she stole which was £7.95. Worth it was it?