AN OXFORD man has been charged with numerous offences after a window was smashed at a business in Wheatley and more than £400 was stolen.
Peter Gaughan, from Falcon Close, was charged with burglary, handling stolen goods, assault, criminal damage, driving without insurance and failing to provide a sample of breath for analysis relating to incidents in Oxfordshire and Berkshire.
The 31-year-old was charged with burglary after a window was smashed at a business in London Road, Wheatley, and power to computers and CCTV was pulled out on June 6.
According to Thames Valley Police, an alarm panel was ripped off a wall and more than £400 was stolen at about 7pm.
The force added the other charges relate to an incident on July 4.
Officers said a car was being driven near Maidenhead where the driver was stopped. He had no insurance and was suspected of being unfit to drive.
Mr Gaughan will appear at Oxford Magistrates' Court on August 27.
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