A gang of thieves yelled ‘anyone want a biscuit?’ after being jailed for pinching £20,000 worth of treats from a Jammie Dodger factory.
The five-strong mob, mostly from Merseyside, drove into Burton Food Factory at Cwmbran, South Wales, pretending to make a legal pick-up, in June 2015.
On Monday, they were jailed for more than 11 years at Cardiff Crown Court .
Police used traffic cameras and mobile phone cell sites to catch the gang who had driven in convoy from Liverpool to South Wales during the plot.
Wagon Wheels plant
They used a tractor unit and trailer stolen previously in Kent and a missing Network Rail crew bus which had false number plates.
The court heard how one of the defendants calmly drove up to the gatehouse at the Burton plant in Ty Coch Way, Cwmbran - where Wagon Wheels are also made.
Just before 3am, on June 17, the rogue driver was wearing a high-visibility jacket and was directed to the distribution office where he explained he had arrived to collect a load for Liverpool.
Prosecutor Jason Howells said: “At 3.10am, he drove back towards the gatehouse and left, passing the guard who thought he had made a legitimate pick-up.
“He had left one stolen trailer behind and taken another.”
The Jammie Dodger trailer was later found abandoned and its entire stock of biscuits had disappeared.
Jail sentences
Anthony Edgerton, 35, whose address was given as HMP Liverpool, was jailed for 44 months, while former soldier Kieron Price, 28, of Crofton Road, Runcorn - who served with the Royal Engineers in Afghanistan - was given 18 months.
Stephen Burrow, 36, of HMP Dovegate in Staffordshire, and Aaron Walsh, 25, of Adam Close, Garston , each received 16 months.
Paul Price, 38, of no fixed abode, got 40 months.
http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/jammie-dodger-biscuit-gang-jailed-11138883
They had variously admitted charges of theft of goods, theft of vehicles, theft by finding and allowing themselves to be carried in vehicles taken without consent.
Edgerton and Paul Price also admitted handling and the theft of a tractor and trailer containing £43,000 worth of lager, a month before the trip to Cwmbran.
Judge Jonathan Furness QC said the total value of goods and vehicles taken during the “sophisticated and planned” operation, was more than £100,000.
He added that number plates had been cloned from other vehicles which were not in use, and so were not reported as missing.
All vehicles were later recovered.
Edgerton was also banned from driving for three years after pleading guilty to driving while disqualified during the month-long crime spree.
>>37113
That crime really takes the biscuit.
>>37118
yeah, but, a decade of prison is the price they pay. that's just how the cookie crumbles.
https://www.rt.com/usa/338279-white-house-censorship-islamic-terrorism/
Remember, kafir, islam has nothing to do with terrorism!
>rt
Sucking on that anti American propaganda I see.
>>37051
It's like in good old cold war days. If you wanted to know about shit in USA, you read russian media and if you wanted to read about shit in ussr, you had to look for it in western media. Here's a source more fitting for you: http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/210211
>>37054
did you just subtly call him a Jüden ?
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/bengaluru/Dad-uncles-killed-Mandya-girl-for-affair-with-dalit-boy/articleshow/51690019.cms
Among a tidal wave of caste based murders, an Indian woman's life was brutally ended by conspiring members of her own family in India's IT capital of Bangalore, arguably the most civilized city in the country.
>When Monica flatly rejected their request and said she would marry her lover, the accused hatched a conspiracy to kill her.
>The accused pressured Monica to write a letter in which she had to state she was leaving home of her own accord and if anything bad happened to her, only she was responsible for it. The accused promised Monica they'd set her free if she wrote the letter as they dictated it and believing them, she wrote the letter and handed it to her father.
>"After they received the letter, the three accused held her and one of them choked with his foot. Monica died due to asphyxia."
>arguably the most civilised city in the country
Do they not poo in loo there or something? Seems pretty backwater Indian to me.
>>37038
Bangalore is the country's IT capital, and many computer technology based businesses are based there.
The open defecation problem definitely extends there, though. Lots of open sewers and limited wastewater treatment as well.
>>37037
>civilized
>Indian city
they're gypsies no matter their religion
garbage news,no one cares about dead shitskin drama
non-pc sage
>A newly leaked video offers a rare glimpse into how pro-business groups strategize to fight against a higher minimum wage, paid sick leave, and other workplace protections.
>It shows David Merrit, managing director of renowned pollster Frank Luntz's firm LuntzGlobal, giving a private webinar to the pro-business Council of State Chambers of Commerce, an umbrella organization for state-level business leaders.
>Public support for a higher minimum wage is spiking. Spurred by the Fight for 15 protest movement, New York and California just announced plans to raise their rates to 15 an hour. But Merrit suggests that business leaders can keep wages low by "not talking about" the issue and instead focusing the political conversation on "creating more jobs."
>The leak was accompanied by internal polling data that shows the vast majority of state-level business executives actually approve of a hike in the minimum wage, as well as a raft of pro-labor measures, including paid sick and maternity leave. The data and video were made public by the Center for Media and Democracy.
https://news.vice.com/article/leaked-video-shows-how-business-lobbyists-conspire-against-a-higher-minimum-wage
I don't get why this is a surprise. Did people think business lobbyists didn't have strategy sessions?
All lobbyists have strategy sessions. #fightfor15 has strategy sessions among its own leadership corps.
Of course they don't want to pay more. They'd pay you a dollar an hour if they could, or ship your job to someone who will take a dollar an hour. Not legal? No problem, they just pay politicians to legislate for them, to craft free trade agreements that ship your job overseas. Got a problem with that? You're a pinko commie bitch and you're anti-freedom, and you should have worked harder in school.
>>37198
>people who worked hard in school
>needing a higher minimum wage
https://www.yahoo.com/news/video/surveillance-shows-chilling-moments-8-122029007.html
>>36983
Who the fuck lets their young daughter walk off with a stranger?
>>37024
Americans
>>37032
Oh so original. Did you pat yourself on the back for that?
the actor who voiced Admiral Ackbar in the Star Wars franchise has died. he's the guy who famously said, "It's a Trap." here's the link: http://edition.cnn.com/2016/04/04/entertainment/eric-bauersfeld-obit-admiral-ackbar-star-wars-irpt/index.html
Goodnight, sweet prince.
>>37060
Ahh shit well that's sad. I wonder if they will bury him with a rebel flag draped coffin.
>>37060
;_;7
captcha: flowers
>>37060
See you Space Cowboy
the truth is that it is money being spent not money hidden as actual hidden money is seized by the government so the story that chase earner money are papparazi story !!
have another url and learn that there are some people that waste time hating earners to the point where they make gangs just to be them only to learn they never needed to form those gangsat all as earning only takes work !!
http://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2016/04/what-are-the-panama-papers/476658/
" panama papers " is just a connection to make it look like it is as important as the pentagon papers which were also private government information that had no reason to simply be thrown out endagering the lives of the citizens of The United States Of America as those information collectors risked their lives to collect and store it to keep citizens safe carefully against ENEMY espionage !!
How much do you get paid to work in a shitposting factory?
Rules are rules OP. Tax evasion and fraud are against the law, and for good reason.
>>36833
That hurt to read, and english is not even my mother tongue. I can only pity the rest of the board for having to put up with your shitthread.
Other modifications the 55 year-old made include ‘a forked tongue, a full-face tattoo, a horned skull, and removal of her ears and nose’; all in a bid to transform into ‘a mythical beast’.
Baphomet Medusa says over the past few years, she had to undergo few other painful procedures such as ‘nose modification, tooth extraction and eye coloring’.
Medusa did not stop there, she had horn implants on her forehead, besides the tattoo – she also has scarification and scales on her face and chest to resemble a reptile.
Baphomet Medusa asserts she has broken a world record as ‘the first and only person to have both ears cosmetically removed’ during her journey to become a ‘dragon’.
Eva who likes to be called ‘Tiamat’ took the name from a dragon video game character.
This is not her first personality as over the years, she has taken on several personas.
On her website, Tiamat explains: ‘I am the Dragon Lady, A pre-op M2F (male to female) transgender in the process of morphing into a human dragon, becoming a reptoid as I shed my human skin and my physical appearance and my life as a whole leaving my humanness behind’.
She now likes to be known as the ‘Dragon Lady’ and describes herself as a mythical beast.
Medusa hasn’t undergone gender reassignment surgery and reveals to dealing with ‘serious gender dysphoria’; though she loves her 36B chest.
She also shared her journey with a series of before and after photographs from 1990 to 2016.
http://www.360nobs.com/2016/04/man-baphomet-medusa-alters-body-look-like-mythical-creature/
>>37068
Will there ever be a end to degeneracy?
>>37068
This is disgusting.
Has anyone received emails from "Operation Rogue Order"?
Here's the logo that comes with it.
Here's more info about it http://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message3139065/pg1
They're typical conspiracy nutters.
>>37049
This isn't news, it's a conspiracy theory. The theory says that the Panama Papers are a goose chase distraction from "The Elites"/NWO. Allow me to quote the meat of the GLP post so nobody else has to go there. The context of this is supposedly an email someone mistakenly received. This is part of the letter:
>Operation Rogue Order holds a set of mission objectives that seek the exposure, manipulation, distortion, sabotaging and downfall of what is called "the new world order", "the cabal", "the zionists", "the banking cartel", "the bloodlines" and the controlled opposition.
>Indeed, a rogue order it is that is furthering its agenda, is increasingly endangering society, and the alleged Brussels bombings by alleged muslim terrorists (who were not ISIS operatives) prove once more the extent of how rogue this "order" truly is.
>This rogue order is set to meet its final hours, no Bilderberger or zionist will stop this from happening, and we are confident that Operation Rogue Order can and will successfully contribute to this historical event.
>Nevertheless, as we further our purge of the rogue order, that same power structure is purging its loose cannons as we speak and is closing its ranks, firmly. The false leaks that are now being called the Panama papers or the Mossack Fonseca leaks are yet another example of how the rogue order operates and how serious they are about retaining and expanding their grip on society.
>As good as it may sound at first, nothing of the "leaked" data, though, is meant to damage any financier or politician of any importance and who's part of the core of the rogue order's power structure. Nothing.
Pfft, you think something like this can thwart the order? Sure the Panama papers were likely released to destroy someone's competition, but the illuminati is so far above the concept of money that they wouldn't even need to destroy businessmen and women like that. Even then, the people perpetrating the depopulation plans are going to be depopulated themselves. If they thought they could get away with mass genocide in defiance of the natural processes of the universe to bring their plans to fruition, they were sorely mistaken. If you're going to kill, you should be prepared to die.
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-germany-russia-relations-insight-idUSKCN0X10NV
>German and other European security officials accuse Russian media of launching what they call an "information war" against Germany. By twisting the truth in reports on Germany's migrant crisis, the officials say, Russia hopes to fuel popular angst, weaken voters' trust in Chancellor Angela Merkel, and feed divisions in the European Union so that it drops sanctions against Moscow.
>German and European officials say Russia's aim is two-fold: To exaggerate the problems the migrant crisis is causing Germany and to push Germany to relax its backing for European sanctions on Russia over Moscow's interference in Ukraine. While EU governments last month extended asset freezes and travel bans on Russians and Russian companies, there is less consensus on whether to prolong more far-reaching sanctions on Russia's banking, defence and energy sectors from July.
>Both sides agree on one point: relations between the two countries are at their lowest point since the early days of the Cold War.
>>36709
Good article, image, and summary.
You can see how bilateral relations between the country are playing out in trade data.
http://atlas.media.mit.edu/en/profile/country/rus/
http://atlas.media.mit.edu/en/profile/country/deu/
In spite of the weak ruble Germany is increasingly importing less from Russia. The data also shows how dependent Russia is on selling its raw resources and buying advanced German goods.
"Rapeugees" are nothing compared to the pain that sanctions can inflict. If Putin continues to act out Germany's economic complexity (and Russia's lack of economic complexity) implies that its capacity to inflict pain is enormous. Russia looks like a sub-Saharan African state.
>>36709
But Merkel is doing that all by herself. Even when she lost the recent election she said that isn't going to stop her from continuing to flood her home with rapefugees.
>>36709
>fuel popular angst, weaken voters' trust in Chancellor Angela Merkel
>international conspiracy against dindu Angela
K E K
>there is less consensus on whether to prolong more far-reaching sanctions on Russia's banking, defence and energy sectors from July
And that'd be enough for them.
Russians can survive thru a lot and the gov acknowledges that. But can Europeans survive without Russian gas?
http://www.latimes.com/nation/la-fi-court-bank-overdraft-fees-20160404-story.html
>The Supreme Court on Monday let stand a $203 million verdict in favor of Californians who were repeatedly charged overdraft fees by Wells Fargo Bank a decade ago.
>The justices turned down the bank's final appeal, in which Wells Fargo contended the class-action verdict was not justified. Lawyers sued on behalf of Wells Fargo customers who used a debit card and said they were misled by the bank's policy on overdrafts.
>A federal judge in San Francisco ruled in 2010 that Wells Fargo had sought to "maximize the number of overdrafts" by subtracting the highest charges first on the debit card, followed by the lower charges. When the account was overdrawn, this so-called "high to low" policy had the effect of multiplying the number of overdrafts, each of which carried a $25 to $35 fee.
Also from today's proceedings:
http://www.philly.com/philly/news/breaking/20160405_Supreme_Court_refuses_to_hear_Wal-Mart_case__Pa__workers_owed__187M.html
>The U.S. Supreme Court Monday said it would not take up a lost-wages case involving 186,000 current and former Wal-Mart employees, clearing away for the employees, all from Pennsylvania, and their attorneys to receive $187 million in the class-action suit.
>Nearly 10 years ago, in October 2006, a Philadelphia jury found that the workers were owed $140 million in unpaid wages when they worked off the clock, through their breaks, from March 1998 through April 2006.
>Wal-Mart had appealed, saying that the class should not have been certified and that each of the 186,000 workers should have had to testify individually about their particular circumstances.
>Pennsylvania's Supreme Court affirmed the jury verdict in December 2014, saying that Wal-Mart's own records provided the necessary evidence.
This comes just days after they upheld class-actions in another case:
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/23/business/supreme-court-upholds-worker-class-action-suit-against-tyson.html
GOOD. Overdraft protection is a fucking scam. I tried telling them to just decline me if I'm ever about to go red, and they made it seem like I just insulted them. Fuck those bricks, glad I took my business elsewhere.
>>37053
You know banks are pretty crooked when you have to use payday lenders to protect yourself from the bank. I guess you could argue it's our fault for not being responsible with our money but then how do you explain when someone switches to a credit union and goes from 25+ overdrafts per year to ZERO overdrafts ever again. I think SCOTUS got it right on this one.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3521538/Army-fitness-tests-written-make-sure-female-soldiers-qualify-line-duty.html
>Army re-writing fitness tests so women can qualify for front line once rules are changed this summer
>Physical differences between men and women will be recognised in tests
>Female soldiers expected to be allowed to join close combat infantry and armoured regiments
>reforms come alongside changes to the Army's physical training which is currently 'optimised for male physiology'
>Research found women twice as likely to suffer musculoskeletal injuries during training
>modified tests will attempt to 'drive down' the number of women injured
>Colonel Richard Kemp, who commanded British forces in Afghanistan, warned: 'You will have infantry soldiers who are less capable than they are today. I have spoken to people who are serving in the infantry who said that if women are allowed in, they will leave.'
>>36604
I can't wait for the ass kicking! Of you know who!
It's like Daily Mail interns are the only ones who submit stories here.
>>36611
http://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/news/fitness-test-relaxed-to-help-put-women-on-front-line-79d7bxp25
http://panamapapers.sueddeutsche.de/en/
>2.6 terabytes, 11.5 million documents, and 214,000 shell companies: The Panama Papers are the largest data leak journalists have ever worked with.
That's a big leak
Truly hope that Trump and Clinton are on that list
>>36538
Putin is for all i know
No sunrises here, unfortunately.
http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2016/04/april-cruzs-last-hurrah/
http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/sanders-wisconsin-loss-would-be-devastating-kill-momentum/article/2587549
>>36639
I hope that jew Matt Drudge dies in plane crash and I'm not even from /pol/.
May 1000 fleas infest your armpits for giving that that fedora wearing literal jewish faggot clickthrough money.
>>36641
I'm applying for Janitor status so you'd better be nice to me or your favorite news sources go down - I'm guessing Zero Hedge & Rense?!
>>36643
Jesus christ I hope to god you don't get it. You're reason enough for me to apply as well. Learn what a real news aggregator is for the love of fuck and stop giving Matt Drudge adsense shekels for filtering your news for you..
Have you reserved your model 3 yet?
>253,000 preorders already
>Musk's answer regarding the officially expected preorder numbers: "Maybe 1/4 to 1/2 of what happened. No one at Tesla thought it would be this high before part 2 of the unveil."
http://archive.is/y4EGJ
>>36466
I have no idea what this topic is about. Could you elaborate?
>>36479
Tesla motors you dingbat
>>36466
>part 2 of the unveil
what?
