UK Jails Four Nigerians, Six Others for £240,000 Phone-Robbery Rampage.
A Kingston Crown Court in the United Kingdom has sentenced four Nigerians and six other members of a violent phone-robbery syndicate to a combined 55 years in prison for a series of coordinated attacks on mobile phone stores across London.
According to a statement released by the UK Metropolitan Police, the group identified as David Akintola, Ayomide Olaribiro, Olabiyi Obasa, David Okewole, James Adodo, Robert Hills, Nelson Joel, Michael Babo, Mushtakim Miah, and Laville Bloise carried out 13 robberies between September and November 2024.
The syndicate primarily targeted EE stores, using threats of violence to force staff to unlock secure stock rooms before escaping with high-value smartphones and electronic devices worth £240,000.
A Kingston Crown Court in the United Kingdom has sentenced four Nigerians and six other members of a violent phone-robbery syndicate to a combined 55 years in prison for a series of coordinated attacks on mobile phone stores across London.
According to a statement released by the UK Metropolitan Police, the group identified as David Akintola, Ayomide Olaribiro, Olabiyi Obasa, David Okewole, James Adodo, Robert Hills, Nelson Joel, Michael Babo, Mushtakim Miah, and Laville Bloise carried out 13 robberies between September and November 2024.
The syndicate primarily targeted EE stores, using threats of violence to force staff to unlock secure stock rooms before escaping with high-value smartphones and electronic devices worth £240,000.
UK Jails Four Nigerians, Six Others for £240,000 Phone-Robbery Rampage.
A Kingston Crown Court in the United Kingdom has sentenced four Nigerians and six other members of a violent phone-robbery syndicate to a combined 55 years in prison for a series of coordinated attacks on mobile phone stores across London.
According to a statement released by the UK Metropolitan Police, the group identified as David Akintola, Ayomide Olaribiro, Olabiyi Obasa, David Okewole, James Adodo, Robert Hills, Nelson Joel, Michael Babo, Mushtakim Miah, and Laville Bloise carried out 13 robberies between September and November 2024.
The syndicate primarily targeted EE stores, using threats of violence to force staff to unlock secure stock rooms before escaping with high-value smartphones and electronic devices worth £240,000.
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