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Here we have a crime spree of British criminals, armed with guns, knives and hammers and riding mopeds....
But....they banned guns in Britain......right?
Moped gang 'terrorised shops across London armed with hammers, knives and guns'
A moped gang armed with hammers, knives and guns terrorised mobile phone shops across London in a seven-month £1 million crime wave, a court heard.
The 17-strong group targeted Three stores, smashing their way in at night and snatching up thousands of pounds’ worth of handsets in minutes.
They used mopeds to get to and from the raids, attacking security guards who got in their way and injuring two police officers who tried to thwart one of the break-ins.
Blackfriars crown court heard one of the gang bragged about attacking a guard with a claw hammer when a raid turned violent, texting a friend: “Lol, had to lick him up with a hammer.”
They even carried out a “brazen” break-in on a Three store in Oxford Street, threatening members of the public with a gun as they helped themselves to £20,000-worth of phones, it is said.
But....they banned guns in Britain......right?
Moped gang 'terrorised shops across London armed with hammers, knives and guns'
A moped gang armed with hammers, knives and guns terrorised mobile phone shops across London in a seven-month £1 million crime wave, a court heard.
The 17-strong group targeted Three stores, smashing their way in at night and snatching up thousands of pounds’ worth of handsets in minutes.
They used mopeds to get to and from the raids, attacking security guards who got in their way and injuring two police officers who tried to thwart one of the break-ins.
Blackfriars crown court heard one of the gang bragged about attacking a guard with a claw hammer when a raid turned violent, texting a friend: “Lol, had to lick him up with a hammer.”
They even carried out a “brazen” break-in on a Three store in Oxford Street, threatening members of the public with a gun as they helped themselves to £20,000-worth of phones, it is said.
