Recent Biggest Ever Robberies

On January 28, a 2-million robbery happened in a local university in Malaysia. It was the first ever such a case happened in campus, but with big ammounts of loss (2 million Malaysia Riggits). That's why some bloggers shout their rants. On 21/Feb, a 20-million robbery happened but now is Pounds and in Kent of Englend. CNN's report described what happened on the day:

Authorities in Kent, England, have appealed to the public for help in solving the armed robbery of a security company, which involved the kidnapping of a manager and resulted in the theft of 25 million pounds, or about $43.5 million.

The incident at the Securitas security depot in Tonbridge began Tuesday evening, according to a statement issued by Kent Police's serious and organized crime unit.

A depot manager was stopped by what he believed to be an unmarked police car about 6:30 p.m. Tuesday as he drove home from work, police said. The car was believed to be a Volvo with blue lights in its radiator grill.

"A passenger wearing a high-visibility jacket and police-style hat got out and spoke to the manager who, thinking these were genuine police officers, got back into the car with him where he was handcuffed," police said. The Volvo drove off. (Watch as police investigate the crime -- 2:04)

At about the same time, the manager's wife and young son were visited at their home by two men who said they were police officers and told them there had been an accident involving the manager. The wife and son were taken from their home, police said.

Meanwhile, the Volvo met up with a white van, and the manager was tied up, put into the van and driven to an unknown location, where he was threatened at gunpoint and told his family would be at risk if he did not cooperate, authorities said.

About 1 a.m. Wednesday, the manager was taken to the security depot. A white truck also arrived there, and six men -- at least some of whom were armed -- tied up the depot staff on duty "and then loaded a substantial amount of money" into the truck, police said.

"They left about 2:15 a.m. and staff raised the alarm about an hour later. No one was hurt during the incident, but the staff were all very shocked by what happened."

Those who make so easy money via robbing, will never peacefully sleep and Police are seeking everywhere!

Related links:
Police search for ?25m raid gang
Armed gang takes ?40m in cash depot raid
Bank of England: Robbers steal $43.5 million
What happens at the Securitas depot?
Robbers in cops' clothing get $43.5 million
$1m ATM Heist At University Of Malaya


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