£40million Bank Robbery In Kent

The bigger the robbery, the less likelyhood of them getting away with it, much wiser to wait for coffin dodgers benefit day and do a lone raid.
 
I am certainly not experienced in these matters, but I would have thought £40 million would be fairly easy to get rid of. Bearing in mind it it probably carefully hidden in a lock up somewhere at the moment, and the precision that they executed this robbery, they will already have plans of how to get rid of their ill gotton gains. I am not sure how many people were involved, but assuming there are about 10 of them, that is only £4 million each, which tax free is very nice thank you, and stashed in the back of a vehicle heading for the continent, I am sure 10 people could soon be leading very nice lives.

There is also the danger that this money could have been stolen to purchase guns and ammunition (or worse) for god only knows what or who. :ph34r: I am sure more information will come to light in the coming days/weeks and months.

If anyone wants to trial the disposing of £40 million cash, I would be only too happy to offer my assistance for a very reasonable fee.
 
Originally posted by Lee Chater@Feb 23 2006, 03:41 PM
The bigger the robbery, the less likelyhood of them getting away with it, much wiser to wait for coffin dodgers benefit day and do a lone raid.
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Is that genuine advice Lee? :o :o :ph34r:
 
Sorry to keep harping on about the chap on Radio 2 but it was very interesting :lol: He says the police think 6 men were involved and that they would've been surprised at the sheer amount of cash that there was. The police don't think they were expecting to find so much, although until staff are allowed back into the building it's uncertain exactly how much they got away with.
 
Originally posted by BrianH@Feb 23 2006, 04:08 PM
I wouldn't be at all surprised if police already have a very good idea who did it.
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Yes, he said there were probably at the very most only about forty people with the criminal knowledge as to how to pull it off and the police will be checking their whereabouts yesterday very closely. Made me wonder though that if there are forty master criminals capable of doing such a thing, why are they still walking the streets? :what:
 
ooooooo there is a chance for us all to profit. A £2 million reward has been put up for anyone who can tell the police whodunnit.
 
Griffin, I think you may have done it. :ph34r: Can I call the police and tell them that and I promise to split the £2 million with you as soon as they release you from prison. :D
 
Originally posted by Kathy@Feb 23 2006, 04:30 PM
Griffin, I think you may have done it. :ph34r: Can I call the police and tell them that and I promise to split the £2 million with you as soon as they release you from prison. :D
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I'm afraid I have cast iron alibies for my whereabouts yesterday. Willing to drop you in it though and share the cash upon your release :lol:
 
But being "with child" Griffin you will get less time than I would. I'll tell them you were not of sound mind when you did it and you needed the money to buy nappies in preparation for the pending new arrival. As it's your first offence you will be out in no time.

I will meet you in Cyprus when you get out, and I'll have my butler have your £1 million in used notes and a glass of chilled champagne ready to hand over to you the moment you arrive. B)
 
Originally posted by Griffin@Feb 23 2006, 04:17 PM
If there are forty criminals capable of doing such a thing, why are they still walking the streets?
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Because, unless they invoke the terrorism legislation, in order to lock people up we still need evidence that they have committed a crime rather than knowledge that they are capable of so doing. How long that situation will last, however, is anybody's guess.
 
Originally posted by Kathy@Feb 23 2006, 05:29 PM
But being "with child" Griffin you will get less time than I would. I'll tell them you were not of sound mind when you did it and you needed the money to buy nappies in preparation for the pending new arrival. As it's your first offence you will be out in no time.

I will meet you in Cyprus when you get out, and I'll have my butler have your £1 million in used notes and a glass of chilled champagne ready to hand over to you the moment you arrive. B)
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I'm sure at least one member of staff would've noticed if one of the thieves were heavily pregnant :lol:
 
:o LATEST they found a van with money still in the back they say its just two bags but knowing the police! I bet they stashed a few away for the POLICEMAN’S BALL???? Before they disclosed the find............. :rolleyes:
 
How about the rather silly lady who went to open a new building society account.......with £6k which was still in the wrappers from the Securitas Tonbridge depot!
 
Originally posted by BrianH@Feb 25 2006, 12:15 AM
How about the rather silly lady who went to open a new building society account.......with £6k which was still in the wrappers from the Securitas Tonbridge depot!
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And it turns out that she was a Salvation Army nurse who had just withdrawn it in those very wrappers from another bank!
 
So, people are now being charged. Have you noticed that whenever men are charged with armed robbery or something similar the media always show photos of them either sunning themselves in swimwear or dressed in dinner jacket and bow tie?

If ever Mike Cattermole commits a bank robbery I'd like the tabloids to know that I can supply either...
 
That's a bit harsh on smooth Mike, but that geezer who insists on posing with him looks a bit of a wide boy to me...
 
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