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Two men who completed an exemplary auto wrongdoing spree have been sentenced to six and half years in jail. The pair stole 13 great Minis and sold the parts through eBay.
Stephen Fiddimore confess to intrigue to take engine vehicles and was sentenced to three and a half years in a correctional facility, while Sam Metten was discovered blameworthy of the same offense and got three years' detainment.
The Metropolitan Police's Composed Vehicle Wrongdoing Unit in the end surrounded the pair, who may have been in charge of upwards of 40 vehicle robberies crosswise over London, say analysts.
A considerable lot of the autos were hot-wired, while pursuits of their street numbers uncovered property identifying with their violations, including two vehicles, which were found to have been stolen and cloned.
"These men deliberately focused on proprietors of great Minis over the south east," said analyst investigator Caroline Clooney.
"A number of the vehicles had been affectionately reestablished and were their proprietors' pride and satisfaction.
Finding that their autos had been stolen clearly brought about them much pain and hindrance.
"I am satisfied with the sentences passed on and trust it conveys a message that the Met is not kidding about handling auto wrongdoing and will dependably try to crush the exercises of people required in it."