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From AOL News:
Prisoners on Run After
Armed Breakout
DETECTIVES warned the public not to approach two extremely dangerous gunmen after the armed hold-up of a prison van.
Three prisoners escaped in the break-out and were still on the run today after the driver of a Securicor van taking 10 prisoners to court was stopped at gunpoint and shot in the leg.
Another security man was pistol-whipped in the hold-up, outside Inner London Crown Court, south London.
One of the attackers was dressed as a postman and was carrying a Royal Mail bag.
Detective Superintendent Mick Allen of the Serious Crime Directorate at New Scotland Yard appealed to anyone who saw this "audacious" crime to come forward but warned: "I must stress they are extremely dangerous. We do not wish anybody to attempt to approach them."
A few hours after the dramatic events outside the court, police revealed that Peters had given himself up and is currently in custody in a police station in south east London.
Noel Cunningham and Clifford Hobbs were due in court on charges of conspiracy to steal £1.25 million from a Securicor vehicle.
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It was on the news the other day that someone had dressed up as a postman to get into a jewellry shop, then forced the staff to put the booty into his bag - same bloke, or is this where they got the idea?
Prisoners on Run After
Armed Breakout
DETECTIVES warned the public not to approach two extremely dangerous gunmen after the armed hold-up of a prison van.
Three prisoners escaped in the break-out and were still on the run today after the driver of a Securicor van taking 10 prisoners to court was stopped at gunpoint and shot in the leg.
Another security man was pistol-whipped in the hold-up, outside Inner London Crown Court, south London.
One of the attackers was dressed as a postman and was carrying a Royal Mail bag.
Detective Superintendent Mick Allen of the Serious Crime Directorate at New Scotland Yard appealed to anyone who saw this "audacious" crime to come forward but warned: "I must stress they are extremely dangerous. We do not wish anybody to attempt to approach them."
A few hours after the dramatic events outside the court, police revealed that Peters had given himself up and is currently in custody in a police station in south east London.
Noel Cunningham and Clifford Hobbs were due in court on charges of conspiracy to steal £1.25 million from a Securicor vehicle.
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It was on the news the other day that someone had dressed up as a postman to get into a jewellry shop, then forced the staff to put the booty into his bag - same bloke, or is this where they got the idea?
Blank wrote:
> No no no, PEADOPHILE immigrants.
And the education system ;)
> No no no, PEADOPHILE immigrants.
And the education system ;)
Goatboy wrote:
> I blame The Getaway
> And Immigrants
>
> (c) Daily Mail
No no no, PEADOPHILE immigrants.
> I blame The Getaway
> And Immigrants
>
> (c) Daily Mail
No no no, PEADOPHILE immigrants.
It's clearly one of Tony Blair's strategies to move focus away from Iraq!
You forgot another cause;
The Euro. :P
The Euro. :P
I blame The Getaway
And Immigrants
(c) Daily Mail
And Immigrants
(c) Daily Mail
From AOL News:
Prisoners on Run After
Armed Breakout
DETECTIVES warned the public not to approach two extremely dangerous gunmen after the armed hold-up of a prison van.
Three prisoners escaped in the break-out and were still on the run today after the driver of a Securicor van taking 10 prisoners to court was stopped at gunpoint and shot in the leg.
Another security man was pistol-whipped in the hold-up, outside Inner London Crown Court, south London.
One of the attackers was dressed as a postman and was carrying a Royal Mail bag.
Detective Superintendent Mick Allen of the Serious Crime Directorate at New Scotland Yard appealed to anyone who saw this "audacious" crime to come forward but warned: "I must stress they are extremely dangerous. We do not wish anybody to attempt to approach them."
A few hours after the dramatic events outside the court, police revealed that Peters had given himself up and is currently in custody in a police station in south east London.
Noel Cunningham and Clifford Hobbs were due in court on charges of conspiracy to steal £1.25 million from a Securicor vehicle.
-------------------------------------
It was on the news the other day that someone had dressed up as a postman to get into a jewellry shop, then forced the staff to put the booty into his bag - same bloke, or is this where they got the idea?
Prisoners on Run After
Armed Breakout
DETECTIVES warned the public not to approach two extremely dangerous gunmen after the armed hold-up of a prison van.
Three prisoners escaped in the break-out and were still on the run today after the driver of a Securicor van taking 10 prisoners to court was stopped at gunpoint and shot in the leg.
Another security man was pistol-whipped in the hold-up, outside Inner London Crown Court, south London.
One of the attackers was dressed as a postman and was carrying a Royal Mail bag.
Detective Superintendent Mick Allen of the Serious Crime Directorate at New Scotland Yard appealed to anyone who saw this "audacious" crime to come forward but warned: "I must stress they are extremely dangerous. We do not wish anybody to attempt to approach them."
A few hours after the dramatic events outside the court, police revealed that Peters had given himself up and is currently in custody in a police station in south east London.
Noel Cunningham and Clifford Hobbs were due in court on charges of conspiracy to steal £1.25 million from a Securicor vehicle.
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It was on the news the other day that someone had dressed up as a postman to get into a jewellry shop, then forced the staff to put the booty into his bag - same bloke, or is this where they got the idea?