Keyless theft gang who stole 2 million of cars in London using device disguised as a Nintendo Game Boy jailed

The gang of thieves, using a disguised keyless device, stole over 2 million worth of cars in London, executing thefts with remarkable speed and efficiency.

Officers identified the primary culprits, Andre Clarke and Alfie Brown, who not only conducted the thefts but also engaged in extensive money laundering operations linked to their criminal activities.

The complexity of the car theft operations revealed an organized network that included fake car dealer identities and forged documents to facilitate illicit vehicle sales.

Their criminal activities extended over four years, targeting numerous London boroughs, leading to a major police investigation that uncovered wide-ranging theft connections.

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