asset recovery proceeds of crime seizure!

[Faker]

Some of this guys collection are new and haven't been driven! Seized and going to auction. This is the second half! Last month they auctioned the first half for £1.4 million!!!

 

Fuk mee!!

[Faker]

There were another two astons, and other Audi convertibles etc. One Aston and the white V10 R8 had never been driven!

[Split_Pin]

Id prefer a Rover R8 mesel!

[saucedoctor]

Wilsons do quite a bit of that stuff. One I went to a couple of years ago at Newtownabbey, they were flogging off a Lamborghini LM002, a pink and white Bentley and some sort of F3000 car.

[mercrocker]

I'd prefer this, too....

 

..

[Station]

Jesus, what criminal occupation did he have, a bank director (Ba dum tish)

Seriously though what did he do?

[UltraWomble]

Next door but one neighbours were raided a few years ago for drugs.

 

The police ferried away on a low loader a new TT, a new SL and a fairly new Focus ST.

 

We always thought he worked as a car dealer as they changed cars so often.

The cars were later sold at auction and then so was the house ( proceeds of crime as house bought with cash).

[Split_Pin]

Next door but one neighbours were raided a few years ago for drugs.

 

The police ferried away on a low loader a new TT, a new SL and a fairly new Focus ST.

 

We always thought he worked as a car dealer as they changed cars so often.

Flip that's like 50% of the people who live in my estate. Would not surprise me one bit mind.

[Ghosty]

Exactly the kind of cars that the most suspect looking people in Manchester always drive, and always like utter twats.

[saucedoctor]

When I lived in my apartment at Rodger's Quay there was a couple who lived in one of the bigger, duplex apartments. At that time they were changing hands for about £400k. Officially, the man was on DLA, and the wife was a cleaner. She had a Merc SL and he had a Ferrari F360. Of course, their real line of business was the Colombian Marching Powder. But here's the thing: they were both stunned when they got caught. I remember yer man standing there with his bake open as the Peelers drove his Fezza away.

[captain_70s]

All that money and he didn't buy a single interesting car,

[Bear]

Reckon a £5.74 bid on the SLS would get it?

[cort16]

remember crime doesn't pay

[cort1977]

When I lived in my apartment at Rodger's Quay there was a couple who lived in one of the bigger, duplex apartments. At that time they were changing hands for about £400k. Officially, the man was on DLA, and the wife was a cleaner. She had a Merc SL and he had a Ferrari F360. Of course, their real line of business was the Colombian Marching Powder. But here's the thing: they were both stunned when they got caught. I remember yer man standing there with his bake open as the Peelers drove his Fezza away.

A really smart criminal mastermind would hang out on here and drive a Laguna as impenetrable cover for his (or her) clandestine empire...

[Richard]

I wouldn't feel safe driving around in a car that a villain still thought was his.

[gordonbennet]

I wouldn't give you a thankyou for any of that bling shit, and thats not envy in any way, if i had pots of properly earned cash i'd still run a bloody Landcruiser.

[billyboy406v6]

Half the England squad want this doing for impersonating pro footballers !

[The Reverend Bluejeans]

remember crime doesn't pay

 

It does - just don't get caught. Dickweeds like this just make it so easy for the dibble.

[Supernaut]

A really smart criminal mastermind would hang out on here and drive a Laguna as impenetrable cover for his (or her) clandestine empire...

Surely a smart criminal mastermind would drive something that would actually get them to the places to do the crimes without FTPing.

[LC Torana]

I wouldn't feel safe driving around in a car that a villain still thought was his.

 

This.

 

Totally, this.

[oldcars]

Bet they got caught because of the same private plate on all of there motors 

[tooSavvy]

A really smart criminal mastermind would hang out on here and drive a Laguna as impenetrable cover for his (or her) clandestine empire...

Every Laggy owner is a pusher! Shock!! (eventually)

 

TS

[Brodders]

Every Laggy owner is a User! Shock!! (eventually)

 

TS

 

EFA, anyone who ends up buying a Laguna would almost certainly end up turning to drugs in order to get a a degree more stability and reliability in their life than they are used of.

[SiC]

Surely a smart criminal mastermind would drive something that would actually get them to the places to do the crimes without FTPing.

Not if a Laguna v6. I'm 3000 miles in so far and still no hint of a FTP...

 

Reliable, anonymous and able to have a quick getaways!