Private Detective Peterborough gives advice on how to handle criminal cases using more advanced means upon reading the article described in The Telegraph, dated 10 March 2015:Career criminal jailed after being tracked down by teenager using a mobile phone app.
In light of the article published by the Telegraph, dated 10 March 2015: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/law-and-order/11461292/Career-criminal-jailed-after-being-tracked-down-by-teenager-using-a-mobile-phone-app.html, Grant Alam, 24, one of the 5 gang masked men who terrorized a company director, his wife and family with iron bars and a hammer, is starting a 10-and-a-half years in jail after he admitted aggravated burglary and theft in a hearing at Bolton crown court(T20147232). Grant Alam, a career criminal was caught after a 13-year-old son of Stephen Maguire used a mobile phone app to help police track him down. The incident happened at around 9.30pm on September 7, 2014 as Mr. and Mrs. Maguire were watching TV at their £400,000 luxury home in the Egerton area, when attackers wearing hoods and covering their faces with scarves got in through the back door confronting them with a hammer and an iron bar used to strike the family’s dog. Some of the items stole by the gang after demanding for the cash and safe were; 42-year-old Mr. Maguire’s Mercedes 220 and his wife Kelly’s grey Mini plus gadgets worth £7,700 including iphones, ipads, two watches including a silver Tag Heuer, and an Amazon Kindle, as well as a wallet and a purse. After the case, Det Sgt Tammy Woodhouse, of Greater Manchester police, said: “This young family were subjected to a truly terrifying ordeal at the hands of Alam and his co-conspirators”. He added; “Not only did they threaten this family with hammers, but they also stooped to the cowardly level of threatening to take the entire family to a cash machine just to get their hands on some money.” The police used the information that was provided by Jack, a son to the Maguire’s, to arrest Alam shortly afterwards still dressed in clothes matching the description given to police after their daughter, Olivia a 9-year-old, made a 999 call.
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