US EditionMan jailed after £250,000 suitcase theft from London train station
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Man jailed after £250,000 suitcase theft from London train station
A man has been sentenced after stealing a suitcase containing designer bags and jewellery worth £250,000 from St. Pancras International railway station, following a British Transport Police (BTP) investigation. Mourad Aid, 41, and of Greatorex Street in Tower Hamlets, pleaded guilty at an earlier hearing and was sentenced today (30 May) at Inner London Crown Court to three years imprisonment for theft and four months for handling stolen goods. T…
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