£40 mil stolen from Kent?
£40 mil stolen from Kent?
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aldi

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9,296 posts

268 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2006
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Just caught the end of something on the news, whats happened? God damn if it was me I'd be on a beach in south america by now, or swimming there nececary!

Frik

13,692 posts

274 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2006
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mrandy

828 posts

249 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2006
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F.M

5,816 posts

251 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2006
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resoucful chaps indeed....

mattley

3,039 posts

253 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2006
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I must admit to a sort of grudging admiration towards people who can nick £25 million without hurting anyone.

I know it's wrong but part of me can't help thinking 'fair play guys, that was a £uckin' plan.'

aldi

Original Poster:

9,296 posts

268 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2006
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It's mucho spondooliks that's for sure, even split umpteen ways! Enough to keep them in paid ladyboys for life?

srebbe64

13,021 posts

268 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2006
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A good old fashioned gangster robbery! It beats terrorism, drug dealing, ID theft, people traficking, etc.

neil964

293 posts

250 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2006
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I hope that they said "yoink" in a Bart Simpson stylee
How much will Zonda do for cash. I could do with a REALLY flash pair of rollerskates.

Regards,

Neil

srebbe64

13,021 posts

268 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2006
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I'll wager my house that the gang will have had connections inside said company.

Wacky Racer

41,407 posts

278 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2006
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mattley said:
I must admit to a sort of grudging admiration towards people who can nick £25 million without hurting anyone.




Not hurting anyone??....

I expect the poor victims who were tied up at gunpoint will beg to differ, probably the trauma will stay with them all their lives.........

hedders

24,460 posts

278 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2006
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srebbe64 said:
I'll wager my house that the gang will have had connections inside said company.


Ok, I'll take that bet...what have i got to lose?

D_Mike

5,301 posts

271 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2006
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I know this is sort of bad, but whenever I read about these sort of crimes (where noone gets hurt) I always feel sort of pleased that the robbers got away with it... That they can plan and execute such an operation successfully. Not sure why this is. The millenium dome diamond raid thing was similar (even though they got caught), I'd sort of liked them to get away (or at least for there to be a speedboat chase on the thames).

srebbe64

13,021 posts

268 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2006
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D_Mike said:
I know this is sort of bad, but whenever I read about these sort of crimes (where noone gets hurt) I always feel sort of pleased that the robbers got away with it... That they can plan and execute such an operation successfully. Not sure why this is. The millenium dome diamond raid thing was similar (even though they got caught), I'd sort of liked them to get away (or at least for there to be a speedboat chase on the thames).


Know what you mean - there's something "funny" about the authorities being outwitted! Similarly, when someone breaks out of jail using a "cunning plan" (Shawshank Redemptionish)!

Hilts

4,684 posts

313 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2006
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Wacky Racer said:
mattley said:
I must admit to a sort of grudging admiration towards people who can nick £25 million without hurting anyone.




Not hurting anyone??....

I expect the poor victims who were tied up at gunpoint will beg to differ, probably the trauma will stay with them all their lives.........

They were working for a security firm. Goes with the territory.

How long before someone pipes up with the ole chestnut 'that money will now be diverted into terrorism operations'

tomtom

4,266 posts

261 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2006
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Wacky Racer said:

I expect the poor victims who were tied up at gunpoint will beg to differ, probably the trauma will stay with them all their lives.........
Stiff upper lip, old boy.

Scooby_snax

1,279 posts

285 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2006
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Accepting that all the details probably havent been made public it seems strange to me that one employee could have access - one would think at least keys/codes from 2 people would be required to access the dosh

police state

4,380 posts

251 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2006
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srebbe64 said:
I'll wager my house that the gang will have had connections inside said company.


Or 'old bill'.

stranger things have happened...

_dan_

2,392 posts

310 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2006
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Yep, fair play to the chaps.

R988

7,501 posts

260 months

Thursday 23rd February 2006
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article said:
In December 2004 a £26.4m raid at the Northern Bank's Belfast headquarters became the biggest cash heist in UK history.


Bet they just wanted to beat that record

MGBGT

823 posts

253 months

Thursday 23rd February 2006
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Good luck to 'em.

What bugs me is, in the event they accidentally get caught, they will get about 30 years each for not hurting anyone except a few money-grubbers, but the scrote that killed the toddler, uninsured, in a nicked car gets 12 weeks.

Justice it ain't