NYC serial shoplifter purportedly busted 100 times is released again without bail, report says
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Michelle McKelley, a 42-year-old self-described "professional booster," was reportedly arrested for the 100th time in New York City on Saturday and released without bail.
Manhattan Judge Charlotte Davidson said the charges against McKelley don’t qualify for bail under New York state’s 2019 bail reforms, the Post reported. The reforms prohibit bail-setting for most people charged with a misdemeanor or non-violent felony, while maintaining bail for most violent felonies.
During an appearance in Manhattan Criminal Court on Sunday, the paper reported that prosecutors said McKelley has failed to appear in court 27 times for past arrests and has five other pending cases.
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