A dine-and-dasher fled a popular Northumberland restaurant having racked-up a £91 bill after feasting on food and booze. Tracy Dimmick, who has a previous conviction for smuggling drugs into HMP Northumberland for her nephew, ran out of Sambucas, in Cramlington, without settling the bill. However, the 49-year-old was easily identified from CCTV, arrested and brought before the courts in March. She pleaded guilty to making off without payment and was fined and ordered to pay compensation. This week, it emerged that, just prior to that offence, Dimmick had also stolen a total of £46-worth of goods from Morrisons, in Blyth, after targeting the store twice in six weeks. Keith Laidlaw, prosecuting at South East Northumberland Magistrates’ Court, said the offences happened in August and September last year. Mr Laidlaw continued: “The witness works at Morrisons in Blyth and, on August 4 at 12.20pm and September 26 at 1.30pm, he identified the defendant in the shop because she’s a regular offender. “She was in the store on both occasions and stole £16-worth of razor blades on …