Hey, you forgot to pay for that . . .

On March 7 at 4:50 p.m., a security guard watched the Lachine resident fill a grocery cart, push it past the self-serve cash and out the front doors, Const. Chantal Morneau of Montreal police Station 1 said.

The guard called police, who arrested the suspect. A butcher tipped off the guard after the suspect requested several large cuts of veal and filet mignon - each worth as much as $70 - for the second day in a row, Morneau said. "This guy has dossier after dossier of shoplifting across Canada," she said. The man is already on probation for shoplifting offences and is wanted in other provinces.