Nottingham man sentenced to $5,000 raid on a betting shop in Norwich

In less than 40 minutes, a jury determined that a man was guilty of engaged in the theft of a £5k betting shop in Norwich. Trial for 50-year-old Christopher Passley began at Norwich Crown Court. after denying planning a robbery at the Betfred betting shops on London Street. Seven men and five women on the jury heard a total of In the knife-point raid on July 1, 2018, £5,435 was stolen. The jury was dismissed at 3:56 PM on Tuesday (November 15) and came back 34 minutes later, at 4.30 p.m., to return a guilty finding

 

[Hannman]

Many incidents like this has been reported to the betting authority and the police before. Thanks God a bad man Lil that was caught and reported to the appropriate authority

 

[GamblingBoy]

That's bad. How can a man attempted to rob with knife at betting shop in Norwich of a £5k. Thank God he is caught and convicted at last.

 

[Btaliat]

This is one of the things that do happen in betting industries. That's why some of them always put in much security measures to protect their assets or even insure it.

 

[uka]

I suggest that every betting shops should have good security, and people that are betting should be careful when going into any nearby sport or gambling shops they are not the only ones looking for money

 

[Btaliat]

That's the essence of having the necessary security gadgets that will be exposing the activities that are way too shady. It is better to have CCTV as well. All these will make customers to be rest assured of such a company.