Heartless thief steals woman s wedding ring moments after she died in hospital
Essex police are hunting a vile thief who stole a woman s wedding and engagement rings – valued at £13,5000 – moments after she died aged with her husband at her side at the Princess Alexandra Hospital
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Brazen thief caught on police bodycam stealing from injured 81-year-old
Jay Makwana pushed the pensioner to the ground and waited until the police arrived before he stole her purse and left the scene. He stole £200 from the elderly woman
15:25, 10 JAN 2021
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An Erith man has been jailed for six years after he pushed over and robbed an 81-year-old woman in Bexleyheath, leaving her in hospital. Jay Makwana pleaded guilty to robbery at Woolwich Crown Court on January 6 after CCTV caught him taking her purse as he pretended to help the woman. Met Police Sergeant Matt Taylor described the crime as a truly shocking assault on a woman who was deliberately targeted because of her age and vulnerability. Police were called at 10:52hrs on Thursday, 9 November to reports of an injured woman in Market Place, Bexley. Officers attended and found an 81-year-old woman lying on the ground with facial injuries. She was taken by London Ambulance Service to a south London hospital where her injuries were assessed as not life-threatening.
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