Pair jailed over motorcycle ringing scam

£265,000 of stolen bike parts discovered during Police search

Posted: 14 May 2010
by Visordown News

TWO motorcycle thieves have each been jailed for two years and eight months after admitting selling stolen bike parts on the internet.

Seamus McGlynn, aged 26, of Thamesmead, Greater London and Paul James, 33, of Erith, appeared at Southwark Crown Court, where both men pleaded guilty to the charges of handling and selling stolen goods.

Equipment used to alter a motorcycle's identification and £265,000 worth of stolen motorbikes and motorcycle parts were found during a Police search of the pair's premises in Essex.

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antimagneto

Scum don't deserve to live, especially at our expense.

Posted: 15/05/2010 at 19:27

allan.o.drefn

it doesn't say in the article but I'd bet one of the coppers put a ring on em

Posted: 16/05/2010 at 17:56

EA$Y RIDER

they'll be up to the same old tricks when they get out.

I think it is Saudi Arabia who amputate theives limbs, surely without a throttle hand and left foot, they would then be unable to ride or steal another bike again.

Tattoo 'theiving cunt' to their head as well.

Come on Mr Cameron, you gonna stand for this BS on your watch?

Posted: 17/05/2010 at 14:13

kawa7900

i agree with the above , and that is amputation of their theivin limbs .