A man awaiting trial on forgery, drug and theft charges has been charged with theft and multiple counts of theft, according to a magistrate’s complaint filed in Superior Court.

Christopher Ray Kreisher, 42, was charged Thursday with burglary and retail theft as second-degree felonies and theft of property as a third-degree felony.

These charges had a special offense notice while on felony release.

He was also charged with misdemeanor retail theft and misdemeanor theft.

On May 3, an employee of MacTech in Tumon reported that a man was caught on surveillance video removing a MacBook Air laptop from its packaging and placing it in a bag without paying for it.

The man left the store with the laptop, which was valued at $1,599. The video showed the man leaving the store in a vehicle that was linked to another retail theft case in which Kreisher was a suspect.

The next day, the store contacted police to say the man returned the laptop, saying he took it by accident.

On May 29, a manager at the Circle K in Tumon contacted police to report a theft. An employee told the manager her purse had been taken from the store, so the manager reviewed surveillance footage and saw Kreisher enter with a shoulder bag, put the merchandise in the bag and leave without paying.

The video also shows Kreisher reaching around the plexiglass near the cash register and grabbing the purse, according to the complaint.

The merchandise included a box of lighters and three sets of headphones with a total value of $103.24.