Midland Bank Heist | Britain's Biggest Heists | S2E05
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- Опубліковано 14 січ 2022
- On 3rd July 1995, four masked raiders ambushed a Midland Bank van as it pulled up to the Midland Bank Cheque Clearing Centre, Salford. As one of the guards entered the building, the driver (Graham Huckerby) was threatened with a gun and forced to drive to a street nearby. Huckerby was forced to open the van, blindfolded and tied to railings. He was told that his colleague had been taken hostage and would be killed if he did not cooperate.
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why didn't the girls phone the cops straight away.
Maybe they did. This is a dramatization after all. There's also good reasons not to because you really don't want it to turn into a hostage situation. But in all due likelihood it wouldn't have made much difference even if they did.
How many people would be willing to sit in prison for 2 years for stealing $8 Million pounds and they keep the money? I know ive simplified what happened and those two who actually went to jail didnt keep near that much
Was there a reason there was no security other than two women, neither of which could remember the number for 999? I understand his fear, but driving away leaving the man with the gun might have been good. Retail stores have more security than this, not sure I can watch it this seriously.
And that's my question also. Why didn't the women staff did not call the cops at once upon seeing the masked man with a gun?
I know that in the US it's actually considered best practice to not call the police during an armed take over until the robbers have left. The last thing you want to have happen is for the robbers to start taking bank staff or even the customers as hostages.
Poor bank security and staff!
They were having a cuppa !
Given that this took place approx 27 years ago, an interesting addition to the video would have been a 'where are they now.'
Tell us Paul K.
@@NMPowerGamingl-aqwa_wiehed_me I have no idea unfortunately Neil!
@@paulk1702😂
Should have more security riding along with trucks that carries a lot of money.
Didnt expect that ending!
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The FBI would have gotten to the bottom of this heist.
Joke
They probably would've planned it.
Similar to Big Guy & Brandon, FBI is doing a fine job 🤣🤣
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Great vid . Keep 'em coming
So how much was wasted in tax payer money ??
What a caper ! Nice job by the crew ! All that money gone in a flash.
The British have some very great police, unable to solve anything. And great security, so robbers can rob. Worthy successors to Conan Doyle!
The UK police didn't solve anything....considering that UK is one of the most developed countries in the world...Give it to FBI to handle the case....
Millions in one van ! HALLO !
omg whats with these British light sentences?,,,14 years on one guy out of the 5,,unreal
Oh, I thought this was the bank in 'Hell or high water'. 😉
Under cover cop . A very dangerous game .
Good security for those days .
Es ist eine großartige Geschichte von allem Lob
So the London end got the cash and laundered it. And the Manc end got bigger all!
As an American I have no idea what this means.
@@game301 The team from London got the cash. The Manchester criminals got bugger all - i.e. nothing - zip!
Another episode that I'm watching, realising at the end that the convicts are now free, having served out their sentences... strange feeling!
Harry Grout wing ?
They didn't serve out their sentences, they were released just after two years...
Very good but I think if they waited bit more and waht was missing would have worked as proper justice there must be thousands innocent people in prison they need re shuffle on most cases may God be the judge were humans and we do make small little mistakes atleat they got justice good ending
Yep they say 10thousand per in u.s are put in jail innocent! They had no PROOF he did anything only that he didn't push an emergency button! So they can take someone's precious life and destroy it over not pushing an emergency button! That is horrific they have that power! And the whole world has same system! You dont have to PROVE anything only CONVINCE a group of people you did wrong! So yes imagine how many people across the world are innocent in prison ! It's frightning! But that's the power they want to keep society in line! We all live under tyranny that's a fact! Period!!
So the guards are not armed, aye? Just gotta love England, especially if you are a crook.
Safer than the US and less violent crime.
Every American school as a target range for crooks, you're doing a bang up job mate.
The bad guys had guns in this case, it's not illegal to own a firearm in the UK. There just isn't much of a gun culture in the UK.
DETAILS . Only on phone box land lines
Why didn’t the ladies call the police?
they never had a phone, the company was to cheap to afford an extention in their office
and even if they did it likely wouldn't have made much difference. Plus in a situation like that it can be very dangerous for the bank employees if the police show up during the robbery, wouldn't surprise me if some banks directly tell their employees to not call the police until after the robbers have left.
When this first started, did anyone call the police.
A ☎ phone should have been available in the room where those 2 gals were located.
What they doing? Why they did not call police
Why weren't the two not given the deals so that they would sell their partners?
A.a in action
They cant use the cash though, can they?
cash yes but not the cheques
I’m so 0:24
Call emergency services right away. Lord jesus wheres peoples common sense
One of the most dangerous things for a bank employee is if the police show up while the robbers are still there. Cause then it goes from a robbery to a hostage situation, much greater danger of somebody getting deleted. In this case it also is unlikely it would've mattered, cause the bad guys were in and out so quickly.
The London firm came out tops