A male who took ₤ 400,000 of jewellery has actually been imprisoned after painstaking CCTV queries and the healing of a black glove he used assisted Flying Squad officers connect him to a wave of violent offenses.
Peter Dixon, 44 (20.02.79) of Swan Road, Southwark, was sentenced to 4 years and 8 months’ jail time at Southwark Crown Court on Friday, 12 January.
Dixon was condemned of break-in, 2 counts of tried break-in, robbery, ABH, and typical attack in industrial homes.
Investigator Sergeant Richard Watson, of the Met’s Flying Squad, stated: “Dixon performed several offenses in a brief amount of time, thinking there would be no effects for his actions.
“He was collared as he ran away from the last offense and costly jewellery was recuperated from his pockets.
“Robbery is an exceptionally frightening experience for anybody. Dixon utilized dangers and violence to perform his offenses. The good news is the victims recuperated from their injuries, however the impacts of these events can be extremely distressing. We are delighted the victims have justice.”
The offenses happened in several areas in main London.
At around 17:25 hrs on Monday 15 May, Dixon took 510 Euros from a consumer in a currency exchange store on Victoria Street, SW1. The victim got bruising to her face and legs after being typed the face and attacked.
At 10:40 hrs on Thursday 25 May 2023, Dixon got in a money workplace which was connected to the primary shop of a grocery store on Rochester Row SW1. He tried to access to the safe by threatening the supervisor however left without doing so.
On the exact same day, Dixon tried to rob a Post Office on Vauxhall Bridge Road SW1. Dixon clinched and attacked a client. Cops were contacted us to the scene, and Dixon left.
At around at 11:58 hrs, likewise on 25 May, Dixon burgled a jewellers on Burlington Gardens W1S, where he took as much as ₤ 400,000 worth of jewellery.
Dixon got away in a taxi however was pursued by officers who had the ability to stop it. Upon arrest, Dixon was discovered to be in ownership of all of the taken jewellery.
While in custody, a fast-time CCTV examination was performed by investigators who had the ability to show that Dixon was the very same guy accountable for all of the burglaries.
A black glove recuperated throughout his arrest was a clear match to that he was seen using in CCTV caught from a few of the offenses.