A thief has been put in jail loot Which stole 159 luxury watches of £ 1.4 million from a shopping center.
Malkin Drive, Harlow’s David Buusan, hatched a conspiracy to commit Decent In July and the Madestone Crown Court was sentenced to six years and one month in jail.
On the evening of 7 February this year, 56 -year -old Buisson traveled to the Bluewatter Shopping Center in Dartford in Mercedes GLA using cloned number plates with a criminal colleague, Kent police Said.
After 7 pm, Buisson, wearing a facemask, used a telescope ladder to reach the roof and broke into the building by cutting a hole in the roof of the shopping center, Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said.
Buisson then went to a safe area where he crossed several security measures. He stole more than 150 watches from a safely a safely before returning to a migrant car in adjacent car park.
An alarm was activated during the theft, so the employees alerted the Kent Police as soon as they returned to the shopping center.
The CPS said the experts managed to track the movements of the Gate Gate Car and Beuson through CCTV footage and mobile data, the CPS said.
This led to a Vaxhall course related to Buicone, who was arrested in Kumbriya on 12 February.
The police discovered a bag along with the camcorder, which had stolen watches in his course.
Another man, Stephen Smithraman, was arrested on the same day with three stolen watches in his car, but died on remand.
Deputy Chief Crown Prosecutor Holi Morton said: “David Buson made a lot of effort to complete a pre -determined theft, causing significant financial loss to a local business.
“Their punishment sends a clear message that no matter how sophisticated your methods have been sophisticated or expanding your plan, criminals will be strongly pursued by law enforcement, prosecution will be prosecuted by prosecution service, and brought for justice.”