"The violin, crafted in Florence in 1740, had been loaned to Mr Ibanez for his Philharmonia Orchestra performances. It is incredibly precious, and for the victim, it's priceless."
"Madour, of no fixed address but from Leytonstone, east London, faces two counts of theft. He is alleged to have stolen Mr Ibanez's violin on 18 February last year."
Ahmed Sami Madour, 46, has been charged with theft for allegedly stealing a 150,000 violin from violinist David Ibanez at the Marquess Tavern. The violin, made in Florence in 1740, was loaned to Ibanez for performances. Madour faces two counts of theft, including a 4,000 guitar stolen on the same day. He was charged on January 19 and is set to appear in court on May 10, 2027, after entering not guilty pleas. Madour was released on unconditional bail pending trial.
Read at www.independent.co.uk
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