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Scottish Sun
29-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Bridgerton star ‘left with concussion' after she tried to stop teen thief stealing her phone in coffee shop
Actress said even her dog was left 'traumatised' by mugging STAR'S HELL Bridgerton star 'left with concussion' after she tried to stop teen thief stealing her phone in coffee shop Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) A BRIDGERTON actress was "left with concussion" after she tried to stop a teen thief from stealing her mobile in a coffee shop. Zacariah Boulares swiped the device from Genevieve Chenneour as she sat in Joe & The Juice in Kensington, South West London. 5 Genevieve Chenneour had her phone stolen while in a coffee shop Credit: Instagram 5 The actress appeared in season three of Bridgerton The actress, who played Clara Livingston in the third season of the Netflix period drama, bravely attempted to stop the teen escaping. Boulares, 18, then lashed out at another customer who rushed to help by punching and kicking him. Genevieve claimed she suffered a concussion in the horror in February and said even her dog was "traumatised". Algerian national Boulares appeared at Westminster Magistrates' Court today where he pleaded guilty to stealing the phone. The teen also admitted common assault against fellow Joe and the Juice customer Carlo Kurcishi. Boulares pleaded guilty to a separate charge of theft after he swiped a black leather hand bag from a diner at a pizza restaurant. The court heard he has 12 previous convictions for a total of 28 offences - all relating to theft. Boulares was remanded into custody ahead of sentencing on June 17 at Isleworth Crown Court. As well as Bridgerton, Genevieve appeared in historical film 1242: Gateway To The West. She is also a former professional athlete who represented Team GB at the Baku 2015 European Games in Artistic swimming events. 5 Genevieve claimed she was left with a concussion Credit: Instagram 5 She was relaxing in a Joe and the Juice when the mugging took place Credit: Instagram
The Irish Sun
29-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Bridgerton star ‘left with concussion' after she tried to stop teen thief stealing her phone in coffee shop
A BRIDGERTON actress was "left with concussion" after she tried to stop a teen thief from stealing her mobile in a coffee shop. Zacariah Boulares swiped the device from Genevieve Chenneour as she sat in Joe & The Juice in Kensington, South West London. Advertisement 5 Genevieve Chenneour had her phone stolen while in a coffee shop Credit: Instagram 5 The actress appeared in season three of Bridgerton The actress, who played Clara Livingston in the third season of the Netflix period drama, bravely attempted to stop the teen escaping. Boulares, 18, then lashed out at another customer who rushed to help by punching and kicking him. Genevieve claimed she suffered a concussion in the horror in February and said even her dog was "traumatised". Algerian national Boulares appeared at Westminster Magistrates' Court today where he pleaded guilty to stealing the phone. Advertisement Read more news The teen also admitted common assault against fellow Joe and the Juice customer Carlo Kurcishi. Boulares pleaded guilty to a separate charge of theft after he swiped a black leather hand bag from a diner at a pizza restaurant. The court heard he has 12 previous convictions for a total of 28 offences - all relating to theft. Boulares was remanded into custody ahead of sentencing on June 17 at Isleworth Crown Court. Advertisement Most read in Showbiz As well as Bridgerton, Genevieve appeared in historical film 1242: Gateway To The West. She is also a former professional athlete who represented Team GB at the Baku 2015 European Games in Artistic swimming events. 5 Genevieve claimed she was left with a concussion Credit: Instagram 5 She was relaxing in a Joe and the Juice when the mugging took place Credit: Instagram Advertisement 5 A teen admitted robbing the star Credit: Getty
Yahoo
07-02-2025
- Health
- Yahoo
Westminster Joe and the Juice stores fined after mouse droppings found in bread boxes
Two branches of Joe and the Juice in central London have been fined £40,000 each after serious mice infestations were found. The two branches - in Westminster's Garrick Street and Davies Street - were ordered to pay a total of £95,900 after costs at a hearing at Westminster Magistrates Court. The court heard how the chain's outlet on Garrick Street was shut temporarily by council inspectors after a widespread mouse infestation was discovered in June 2023. Mouse droppings were found in boxes of bread used for the outlet's sandwiches, while evidence of the rodent droppings on napkins meant for customers was also found. A separate inspection at an outlet on Davies Street in December 2023 also revealed that bread stored on trays had been gnawed by mice. There were droppings in the coffee shop's front-of-house serving area, as well as in the shop's storage. Council officials said the infestation was likely encouraged by crumbs below the chain's shelving. The chain said it had taken action to fix the problems raised at both of the two stores. Both outlets were served with emergency Hygiene Emergency Prohibition Notices, temporarily closing them, before pleading guilty to two offences under food hygiene regulations. Cllr Aicha Less, Westminster's Cabinet Member for Children and Public Protection said: 'Customers should have peace of mind that the kitchen and cafes they enjoy have the highest standards of hygiene and cleanliness. 'However, the details of these cases are truly shocking and fall well below the standards we expect of food businesses in Westminster. 'The severity of these fines demonstrates how seriously we take food hygiene, and residents and visitors can be reassured that the council will take meaningful action to keep them safe. "We continue to work closely with all food and hospitality businesses to make sure the very highest standards of cleanliness are maintained.' A Joe and the Juice spokesperson said: "We are fully committed to food safety and hygiene standards. We took immediate steps to rectify the issues at these two sites, which have now received the highest hygiene ratings from the Food Standards Agency. 'We will continue to develop and implement best practice policies and procedures to uphold stringent protocols across all our stores."
