Man accused of fleecing multiple Perth restaurants is charged
A man who has been accused of fleeing a restaurant without paying a $250 bill has been charged.
The alleged dine-and-dasher, 41, and his partner, Lois Loder, 44, have been the subject of outrage after the pair were accused of fleecing multiple Perth restaurants out of thousands of dollars by racking up bills they neglected to pay for.
Loder was ultimately arrested on those charges after Elmar's in the Valley posted incriminating footage of her and her partner on social media.
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A 41-year-old alleged dine-and-dasher (pictured with his partner Lois Loder) is accused of fleeing a Perth restaurant without paying his bill
The 41-year-old man has been charged with failing to pay for his meal, providing a false credit card for car repairs and breaching of protective bail conditions, according to Perth Now.
Loder also faces a bevy of charges for various other allegations: including not paying for fuel at a service station, using a false credit card to buy alcohol and book a hotel room and driving a car with stolen number plates.
A police prosecutor opposed Ms Loder's bail application in Perth Magistrates Court on Monday, saying she had a significant criminal record that included 41 prior convictions for fraud.
The man and his partner, Loder, have been the subject of outrage after the pair were accused of fleecing multiple Perth restaurants out of thousands of dollars by racking up bills they neglected to pay for
Loder (pictured) faces a bevy of charges for various other allegations: including not paying for fuel at a service station, using a false credit card to buy alcohol and book a hotel room and driving a car with stolen number plates
He noted Loder currently had another 22 similar charges before the court and was likely to receive a summons for a further 46 charges.
The prosecutor further noted that it would be alleged Ms Loder had a severe drug addiction, and that the wanton acts of fraud were exploited to support her habit.
Loder will appear in court again on Thursday.