£800k Coventry Car Theft Gang Busted and Jailed

Five men behind a £800,000 vehicle theft ring in Coventry have been locked up after court convictions. The gang targeted cars, motorcycles, motorhomes, and luxury SUVs, stealing and selling them with shocking audacity.

Key Players Named After Court Order Lifted

Earlier this month, Jason O’Farrell, Deacon Cumberbatch, Tyrone Henn, and Kian O’Shea were convicted for their roles in the elaborate theft operation. Now, Keegan Judge can be publicly named following the lifting of a court restriction.

Gang’s Brazen Theft Methods Revealed

West Midlands Police described the gang’s tactics as “shocking audacity.” They targeted driveways, dealerships, and vehicle storage sites, using sophisticated tech to bypass security. The crooks flaunted their haul on social media and encrypted messaging apps, taunting the authorities.

  • Some vehicles were stripped for parts or shipped abroad.
  • Others were cloned with fake plates and sold to unsuspecting buyers.

Sentences Deliver Heavy Justice

The judge slammed the gang for “organised, calculated, and highly lucrative criminal activity.” Their sentences are:

  • Jason O’Farrell, 31 – 6 years, 8 months
  • Deacon Cumberbatch, 28 – 5 years, 6 months
  • Tyrone Henn, 30 – 5 years
  • Kian O’Shea, 26 – 4 years, 3 months
  • Keegan Judge, 24 – 3 years, 9 months

Police Praise Efforts to Protect Public

A West Midlands Police spokesperson said:

“This group caused significant financial loss and distress to dozens of victims. We are pleased the courts have recognised the scale of their offending, and that these prolific offenders are now behind bars.”

Investigations continue into linked thefts, and police urge anyone with info on vehicle crime in Coventry to call 101 or report anonymously via Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

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