Phone reported stolen in London every six minutes - BBC News
London crime: Police hunt man after commuter punched in face and phone stolen in horrific attack at North London train station - MyLondon
A phone is reported stolen every six minutes in London
One mobile phone is reported stolen every six minutes in London — MercoPress
Teen seeking lost cell phone bled to death in parking lot, murder trial hears | CBC News
Phone reported stolen in London every six minutes
London Police Celebrate Ignoring Their One Millionth Stolen Motorcycle Report
Phone snatching in the City of London | Crimestoppers
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City of London Police on X: "Our robust operation to arrest and disrupt phone snatchers has seen a big reduction in the number of mobiles stolen in the City. Last month, the
Mobile phone stolen every six minutes in London, says Met Police
Gravitas: A phone gets stolen every 6 minutes in London | WION - YouTube
London Mayor and Police Chief unite to battle soaring phone theft - Harrow Online
2 charged after 3 crashes involving stolen 24-foot U-Haul truck: London police - London | Globalnews.ca
Mayor of London on visit to Ealing calls on mobile phone industry to make it harder for stolen phones to be sold on - EALING.NEWS - The Voice of Ealing 7 towns -
Criminals don't fear the police': Detectives recover just two percent of phones snatched in London | TalkTV
What to do if your phone is Stolen (step-by-step) + prevention tips
In London, a phone is stolen every 6 minutes
City of London Police on X: "‼️PHONE STOLEN IN PLAIN SIGHT‼️ Criminals are using distraction techniques to steal items such as mobile phones and wallets in cafes and coffee shops in the #
Phone theft victims accuse Met of throwing away 'golden hour' despite reporting devices... - LBC
I had my phone stolen in London, and I tracked it to China' | ITV News
Knife-wielding robber targeting women travelling alone in London, police warn | The Independent | The Independent
Mobile phone stolen every six minutes in London, says Met Police
Victims of phone thefts are tracking down stolen devices to SAME address while police 'do nothing' | Daily Mail Online
