A Business Director known as our agency to discover out if we could aid him. He told us that goods had gone missing from his warehouse but it had not been broken into. The Lorries had not been tampered with as well as the stock had all gone via the goods in department. This was happening each and every two weeks or so He suspected that some of the warehouse workers and the lorry drivers could be stealing goods and splitting the profits.
We put undercover operatives into the warehouse who posed as warehouse workers. The operatives had been employed for two weeks at the warehouse and they wore physique cams all of the time. Our operatives got friendly using the other warehouse workers. Throughout 1 of the night shifts a lorry came in and the warehouse manager and 1 of our operatives got to work unloading it. Most of the goods for the warehouse had been unloaded then the warehouse manager got into the lorry using the driver and they drove off. He came back about half an hour later.
The Manager took our operative to 1 side and told him not to tell anyone what had happened. The operative said that as he was only there for a few weeks it didn’t matter to him what was going on. The Manager offered him either some cash or many of the goods to maintain his mouth shut. The operative had all this on film and video.
The lorry driver was the main man in this scam. He would have several warehouses on his route with warehouse men that would assist him steal from their warehouses. When the lorry driver had the goods he would sell them to the other warehouse men who had been also stealing for him.
Our client called the police and the lorry driver and warehouse manager were taken to the Police station for questioning. They had been both arrested and are on bail waiting to go to court.
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A south-west London town that is suburban, west-southwest of Charing Cross by (13.2 km) 8.2 miles is Richmond. Formerly part of the Kingston upon Thames parish that is ancient in the Surrey county was Richmond. Now part of the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames and has a population of 21,469 (consisting of North Richmond and South Richmond wards) is Richmond.
Visit WebsiteOften used to refer to the Richmond town incorrectly is the name Richmond upon Thames: in fact, the suffix, in reference to the Borough in London, should properly be used only, unlike Kingston upon Thames that is nearby. The parish of Richmond St Mary Magdalene, split off from a time that was early from Kingston upon Thames, formed the Municipal Borough of Richmond from 1890. Richmond Green, which in shape is roughly square and with the Little Green together, a small green that is supplementary stretching from its southeast corner, and is 12 acres (0.05 km²) in size, sits at the heart of the town.
Visit WebsiteForms part of the Thames Landscape Strategy which aims to protect and enhance this section of the river corridor into London is the view from Richmond Hill now. Opposite the former Home of Royal Star and Garter, sits at the top of Richmond Hill, the Richmond Park's Richmond Gate entrance. On the Petersham Road at the bottom of Richmond Hill is Ham Polo Club.
Visit WebsiteLocated here is the Richmond University - a private institution also known as Richmond, the American International University in London. In 1971, the German School London opened in nearby Petersham, continuing the Richmond popularity in London for families settling that are German. On its return via Kingston upon Thames to the terminus at central London, one service calls at Richmond station.
Visit WebsiteWith a number that is large of open spaces and parks including many conservation areas that are protected, and Richmond Park, which much of Richmond Hill include, it is on a meander of the River Thames. Built as a hunting lodge for George II was White Lodge in the middle of what is now Richmond Park, and during this period significantly increased are, in their own grounds, the number of houses that are large - such as Pembroke Lodge and Asgill House. Installed at Whittaker Avenue's end in the 1920s between the Riverside and the Old Town Hall was the Richmond War Memorial, which now commemorates wars.
Visit WebsiteNow serviced with daily boats sailing between Hampton Court Palace and Westminster Pier by the London River Services is Richmond. Has displays relating to Ham, Richmond, Kew and Petersham's history, is the Richmond Museum, close to Richmond Bridge, in Richmond's Old Town Hall. Also provides open areas for recreation, rugby, other pitches, and football, is the park nearby; in addition, there is, address to London Scottish rugby clubs and Richmond F.C., the Athletic Ground at Richmond.
Visit WebsiteMonomark House 27 Old Gloucester Street, London, WC1N 3AX
