Robbery in London - 300 deposit boxes
Discussion
Sheets Tabuer said:
As burglary of a non dwelling premises carries a maximum of 10 years you have to wonder what you need to nick to get the full 10 years.
...and the fact I believe they pleaded guilty so therefore received a discount on the prison term.I'd call that a nice little earner with further discount for good behavior and 2/3 of the booty still at large.
Phil
croyde said:
How can they be given a reduced sentence when they haven't given up the goods.
I'd risk it when I'm older for some free accommodation and a fantastic nest egg for my kids, grand kids.
conversely, people have got lesser time for killing somebody.I'd risk it when I'm older for some free accommodation and a fantastic nest egg for my kids, grand kids.
yes, it was a big job, but it was simply a burglary, they were not armed, they were not violent, nobody was assaulted/harmed, just had property stolen.
7 years for a burglar is pretty stiff.
Breadvan72 said:
carinaman said:
Michael Caine has said he'll do the film.
They better get their skates on.
With Basil gone there's an opportunity for a sequel.
Th film needs Michael Caine, Ian McShane, Michael Gambon, Albert Finney, and Jim Carter.They better get their skates on.
With Basil gone there's an opportunity for a sequel.
Scuffers said:
conversely, people have got lesser time for killing somebody.
yes, it was a big job, but it was simply a burglary, they were not armed, they were not violent, nobody was assaulted/harmed, just had property stolen.
7 years for a burglar is pretty stiff.
this ^. no different to people breaking into houses imo. do people get longer sentences for multiple house break ins ?yes, it was a big job, but it was simply a burglary, they were not armed, they were not violent, nobody was assaulted/harmed, just had property stolen.
7 years for a burglar is pretty stiff.
wc98 said:
this ^. no different to people breaking into houses imo. do people get longer sentences for multiple house break ins ?
The difference is they got away with £14m (or would have done if they weren't stupid enough to get caught).7 years is no deterrent for a £14m haul. I can see pensioners at Legions across the land planning raids.
trickywoo said:
wc98 said:
this ^. no different to people breaking into houses imo. do people get longer sentences for multiple house break ins ?
The difference is they got away with £14m (or would have done if they weren't stupid enough to get caught).7 years is no deterrent for a £14m haul. I can see pensioners at Legions across the land planning raids.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/hatton-garden...
So if you were an experienced criminal that had tunnelled into a bank and opened safety deposit boxes would you have the nouse to take a few photos in case the bank or police did nothing about it?
Why wouldn't you also take some as 'protection' if caught and prosecuted?
So if you were an experienced criminal that had tunnelled into a bank and opened safety deposit boxes would you have the nouse to take a few photos in case the bank or police did nothing about it?
Why wouldn't you also take some as 'protection' if caught and prosecuted?
carinaman said:
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/hatton-garden...
So if you were an experienced criminal that had tunnelled into a bank and opened safety deposit boxes would you have the nouse to take a few photos in case the bank or police did nothing about it?
Why wouldn't you also take some as 'protection' if caught and prosecuted?
Probably thought plod would do something on it.So if you were an experienced criminal that had tunnelled into a bank and opened safety deposit boxes would you have the nouse to take a few photos in case the bank or police did nothing about it?
Why wouldn't you also take some as 'protection' if caught and prosecuted?
We've probably not seen the tip of the iceberg on what saville smith & friends did and will never know the half of it.
hairyben said:
carinaman said:
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/hatton-garden...
So if you were an experienced criminal that had tunnelled into a bank and opened safety deposit boxes would you have the nouse to take a few photos in case the bank or police did nothing about it?
Why wouldn't you also take some as 'protection' if caught and prosecuted?
Probably thought plod would do something on it.So if you were an experienced criminal that had tunnelled into a bank and opened safety deposit boxes would you have the nouse to take a few photos in case the bank or police did nothing about it?
Why wouldn't you also take some as 'protection' if caught and prosecuted?
We've probably not seen the tip of the iceberg on what saville smith & friends did and will never know the half of it.
Mind you, the film is quite good http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0200465/?ref_=fn_al_tt...
hairyben said:
carinaman said:
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/hatton-garden...
So if you were an experienced criminal that had tunnelled into a bank and opened safety deposit boxes would you have the nouse to take a few photos in case the bank or police did nothing about it?
Why wouldn't you also take some as 'protection' if caught and prosecuted?
Probably thought plod would do something on it.So if you were an experienced criminal that had tunnelled into a bank and opened safety deposit boxes would you have the nouse to take a few photos in case the bank or police did nothing about it?
Why wouldn't you also take some as 'protection' if caught and prosecuted?
We've probably not seen the tip of the iceberg on what saville smith & friends did and will never know the half of it.
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