BARRINGTON — Maybe he should be known as the body-spray bandit.

Last Tuesday, Alex J. Moore, also known as Aleksey Joseph Moore, 18, of 30 Washington Rd., was arrested for shoplifting for the second time in a month. Both cases involved male personal care products.

In last week’s incident, he was charged with going to Shaw’s Supermarket several times and taking a six pack of Mountain Dew, a steak and cheese sandwich and a can of Axe deodorant, a brand whose marketing campaign that suggests that use of the product will make the wearer irresistible to women.

He was caught at Veterans Memorial Park, where he recovered the can of deodorant, where he told the police he had tossed into the woods.

On July 30, he was arrested and charged with shoplifting a can of Blade Diablo body spray from CVS.

He is awaiting trial on a felony charge of second-degree sexual assault after allegedly molesting a 16-year-old girl on multiple occasions, often in public.

In another shoplifting case, Justin Peter Cabral, 20, of 15 Cutler St., apartment 7, Warren, was charged Sunday with one misdemeanor count of shoplifting after he reportedly took pills of Coricidin, a cough and cold medicine, from CVS.

A surveillance tape showed a young man with a Mohawk haircut taking the medicine from the shelf, going to an adjacent aisle, removing the pills and returning the empty box.

And on Saturday around 3:40 p.m., Marilyn L. Thomas, 78, of 8 Middle Highway, was found dead in her home. She was discovered by her sister, who lives in East Providence, after Thomas did not answer her phone calls.

The police said there was no evidence of foul play.