Prisoner Crime Spree London
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- Nicholas CecilEvening Standard
- Matt WattsEvening Standard
- Rory TingleDaily Mail
- James W KellyBBC
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Prisoner Crime Spree London. (2026, October 13). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/65493
“Prisoner Crime Spree London.” The Aporia, 13 Oct. 2026, https://the-aporia.com/event/65493.
“Prisoner Crime Spree London.” The Aporia, October 13, 2026. https://the-aporia.com/event/65493.
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- 8 Oct
The individual, who is also a prolific shoplifter and was assessed as a “high risk offender”, was captured on CCTV stealing from two supermarkets in north west London within 24 hours of being freed from HMP Wandsworth, say police.
- 9 Oct
Michael Bogle, 38, stole more than £100 of washing powder from Sainsbury's just 24 hours after being freed.
Coverage 4 articles
9 Oct Early release scheme prisoner jailed days after leaving
BBC
9 Oct The early release prisoner who committed 11 crimes in five days: Shoplifter is back in jail after thieving spree just hours into freedom as Met chief condemns Labour scheme
Daily Mail
9 Oct Serial shoplifter goes on crime spree in London day after early release from HMP Wandsworth
Evening Standard8 Oct Sex offender goes on crime spree in London day after early release from prison
Evening Standard
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