Russell Brand jailed for rape and sexual offences
The victims expressed their thanks to the investigation team
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Four sentenced following Met investigation into mobile phone shop robberies
Four men who carried out a series of mobile phone robberies across London have been sentenced after a fast-paced Metropolitan Police investigation. One of the gang’s ringleaders, Sammie Govera, was jailed for 13 years and 6 months.
The men stole tens of thousands of pounds worth of phones. They were part of an organised criminal network responsible for targeting phone stores and stealing around -
Met investigation sees man jailed for attempting to steal £70,000 car at gunpoint
A man who posed as a potential car buyer and attempted to steal a Porsche Cayenne using an imitation firearm, has been sentenced to four years' imprisonment.
Fawaz Oyedeji, 19 (19.11.06) of Leonard Robbins Path, Greenwich, was sentenced today at Inner London Crown Court after Met Detectives linked him to the robbery through mobile phone data and CCTV footage.
Oyedeji had arranged to meet wi -
Brothers sentenced to 20 years over brutal attack
Reece acted as the attacker and Darrell as his get-away driver.
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Man jailed for voyeurism after officers on patrol caught him in the act
Anthony Durkan was previously found guilty of 26 counts of voyeurism.
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Three men jailed for more than 8 years in West End smash and grab robberies
The court heard that the damage they caused to shops alongside the items stolen, came to over £1 million.
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Man convicted of petrol bomb attack on migrant hotel
Within two days of the attack detectives arrested Mark Neville.
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Man convicted of harassment of journalists
He will be sentenced on Wednesday 16 December.
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Former officer convicted of sexual offences
Former PC Mark Tyrrell was convicted at Southwark Crown Court on Tuesday, 27 October.
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Two men sentenced for affray in Mayfair nightclub
They received suspended prison sentences
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Tunnel-digging gang jailed for combined ten years after Met foils jewellery heist
Thieves who were caught by Met officers attempting to tunnel their way into a jewellery shop in south London have been sentenced to a combined ten years and two months’ imprisonment.
It follows an investigation that linked the organised crime group to a series of burglaries worth more than £700,000.
Body-worn video captures emergency response officers arriving within minutes of reports of -
Gun network shut down following Met investigation
Razzaq was previously jailed for the manslaughter of PC Sharon Beshenivsky.
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