Pensioner in her 80s targeted by cruel thieves

A WOMAN in her 80s was targeted by cruel thieves.

The woman was walking on Corringham Road, near to the junction with Burgess Avenue, in Stanford-le-Hope when the incident happened.

She was approached by a man who placed a chain around her neck but, while the woman was shocked, without realising the man swiftly removed the victim's two real gold chains.

The incident happened at 2.30pm on Wednesday June 13.

*Full story in Tuesday's Echo

Comments(6)

Terry2says says...
9:54am Mon 25 Jun 12

What a vile piece of dross... 10 hours community service for this piece of dog sshhit.

R85 says...
11:29am Mon 25 Jun 12

Terry2says wrote:
What a vile piece of dross... 10 hours community service for this piece of dog sshhit.
Wow wow wow – community service?? -You brute! Wouldn’t a stern talking to be more appropriate?

Terry2says says...
12:01pm Mon 25 Jun 12

R85 wrote:
Terry2says wrote:
What a vile piece of dross... 10 hours community service for this piece of dog sshhit.
Wow wow wow – community service?? -You brute! Wouldn’t a stern talking to be more appropriate?
Sorry I went over the top with my sentencing ! A caution would be sufficient as this was just me going over the top.

Trainman says...
11:42pm Mon 25 Jun 12

What goes around, comes around!

The Cater Wood Creeper says...
4:51pm Tue 26 Jun 12

Terry2says wrote:
R85 wrote:
Terry2says wrote: What a vile piece of dross... 10 hours community service for this piece of dog sshhit.
Wow wow wow – community service?? -You brute! Wouldn’t a stern talking to be more appropriate?
Sorry I went over the top with my sentencing ! A caution would be sufficient as this was just me going over the top.
don't you want them sent back where they came from? Seems your default option for any criminals.

Al1975 says...
1:13pm Wed 27 Jun 12

How come this thief is "cruel"? He didnt torture the old lady or something...?

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