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Hatton Garden heist ringleader ‘was also involved in Brinks Mat robbery’

Two ringleaders of the Hatton Garden jewellery heist were involved in two of the biggest raids in British criminal history more than 30 years ago, a court has heard.

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VIDEO: Have-a-go-heroes tackle jewellery robber in Leeds

Armed robbers who targets a Leeds jewellers in a million pounds raid were tracked down after ‘have-a-go-heroes’ intervened and detained one of the gang.
The Estonian gang, who flew into the country just days before the raid, stole more than 150 watches worth more than £935,000 when they struck at Berry’s jewellers in Albion Street on 24 March earlier this year…..

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Estonian jewelery robbers sentenced to combined 51 years in prison in UK

The Estonian gang that targeted jewelers in Leeds in a million pound raid were stopped after one of the members was captured by passers-by, the West Yorkshire Police reported.
The gang, made up of Alar Kajurand, 44, Rainis Kilk, 26, and Taimar Uibopuu, 30, managed to steal 150 exclusive watches worth a combined 935,000 pounds (over 1.3 million euros) in a raid to a Leeds jewelery shop on March 24……

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Watches of Switzerland hit by Black Friday smash-and-grab

Some £80,000 worth of watches have been stolen in a smash-and-grab raid at the Watches of Switzerland store in London’s Knightsbridge.
The incident, which took place at 9:30am on Friday, 27 November, saw two raiders riding one motorcycle break into the luxury watch store on Brompton Road, smashing the front door to gain entry…..

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Crimes of Sexual Violence

The Tribunal has played a historic role in the prosecution of wartime sexual violence in the former Yugoslavia and has paved the way for a more robust adjudication of such crimes worldwide.

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Works of art stolen in Verona, Italy

On 19 November 2015, 17 masterpieces worth some EUR 20 million were stolen at the Castelvecchio Civic Museum in Verona, Italy.

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Security policies limit ‘insider threat’ at airports, TSA says

The Transportation Security Administration says airport and airline workers pose an “insider threat” to planes flying domestically, but physically screening the workers every time they go into secure areas would be too costly and wouldn’t erase the threat.

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Even the Food Standards Agency Could Access UK Surveillance Data Under New Bill

The UK’s proposed mass surveillance powers, if made law, will force internet service providers to store every citizen’s web browsing history for up to a year. From there, police forces and security agencies will be able apply for a warrant to access the data.

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In pics: Police find Hatton Gardens heist jewels hidden in grave, court hears

The Hatton Garden raiders buried some of their swag in a cemetery. The robbers bragging they had pulled off the ‘biggest cash robbery in history’, court was told.

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Move over Ocean’s 11, here are 8 of the most creative cons India has witnessed

There are only two kinds of criminals. The ones that receive appropriate punishment for their crimes, and the ones that get away.

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