Slough Gang Caught With 95 G*ns & £250K Bank Robbers Jailed (London) скачать в хорошем качестве

Slough Gang Caught With 95 G*ns & £250K Bank Robbers Jailed (London)

🔴 Follow Scarcity on socials 🔴 🟪 Insta: https://bit.ly/ScarcityInsta 🟪 🟥 Facebook: https://bit.ly/ScarcityFB 🟥 🟦Twitter: https://bit.ly/ScarcityTwitter 🟦    / @scarcitystudios   Michael Nicholls, from Slough, was jailed for 15-and-a-half years this week after being found guilty of importing guns from mainland Europe. The 28-year-old appeared via video link at Kingston Crown court. Working alongside colleagues Denis Kolencukov and Stephen Spires, the group carried out seven importations between January and July in 2017, making a profit of up to £1.2million. after 79 handguns in the truck and thousands of rounds of ammunition were seized by French Border Force officers following a tip from the Metropolitan Police Service Organised Crime Partnership (OCP). Weapons were found in engine blocks on the trailer of a van en route to the UK, the driver, a Polish courier, who had collected the engines in Boleslawiec, Poland the previous day was unaware of their contents. Second story Two men employed a number of different techniques to carry out their crimes, including posing as workmen to open manhole covers and cut alarm cables. They also wore facemasks in a bid to hide their identities and used walkie talkies to communicate while on site. The court heard that police were called on the morning of Monday, 1 July 2019 to reports that a bank on Whitechapel Road, E1 had been broken into. Five cash machines had been cut into, with a later audit revealing that around £210,039 had been stolen. An investigation was launched by police and CCTV from the evening of Saturday, 28 June 2019 showed Perry supervising another unidentified man wearing a high-vis jacket and accessing a manhole outside of the bank. They then returned to their vehicle, a white Ford transit van parked nearby, and returned to the bank, entering via a building site next door after making a hole in the wall. They were then seen on CCTV going back and forth between the bank and the van and carrying bags, before driving away at 01:07hrs. The next morning, Perry and the second man returned to the venue and continued their burglary. Alpha Claims and Hire are Birmingham's leading accident management company specialising in non-fault claims. Are you a taxi driver? Have you been involved in a accident? Do you need a accident replacement car? Call us on: 0121 327 0382 We stock cars for Birmingham, Wolverhampton, Solihull, Walsall Councils, and many more councils across the UK. Alpha claims and hire stocks euro 6, clean air zone compliant cars. ************************************************ Alpha claims and hire opened its doors in 2009. The company quickly became the sector’s leader with its brand new top quality cars, unprecedented service quality, 24 hour service and still remains as the number 1 choice for post accident services. By offering many unique options to drivers, Alpha claims and hire quickly brought extra flair to the accident management industry and is based in the heart of Birmingham city center. The claims company became the one and only address for taxi drivers, car drivers, and passengers since its opening and continues to be different and special with its wide variety of cars, and top notch service. ************************************************ Reach out: Instagram:   / alphaclaims.  . Facebook:   / alphaclaimsa.  . Twitter:   / alphaclaimsuk   Linkedin:   / alpha.  . Snapchat:   / alphacla.  . ************************************************ Our services: Alpha Claims & hire: https://www.alphaclaimsandhire.co.uk/ Alpha Wedding hire: https://www.alphaselfdrivehire.co.uk/ Alpha Taxi car hire: https://www.alphataxicarhire.co.uk/ Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, commenting, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favour of fair use.