Lots of things are possible. We really don't have enough public data to narrow it down much.Could it be, since the vans had logos Fuel2U, that the plan was the theft of fuel, to then use in a terrorist attack and the police have evidence of the former but not the latter? Lets speculate!!!!
Could it be, since the vans had logos Fuel2U, that the plan was the theft of fuel, to then use in a terrorist attack and the police have evidence of the former but not the latter? Lets speculate!!!!
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Lots of people making the point that they must have been in very well paid jobs to afford to rent or buy a property in some of these areas…or could it be that they were in social housing?
The five suspects were reported asWho? What?
What's the context here please?
Usually from farms and lorry parks and depotsWith the sky high diesel prices were they possibly out to make some money siphoning off some in small towns.
OK, speculation time. We can use the BBC story to find the location where the vans were parked and the arrests happened. And we can look that up in Google Maps. If I do this correctly, this link should pull up that location.Could it be, since the vans had logos Fuel2U, that the plan was the theft of fuel, to then use in a terrorist attack and the police have evidence of the former but not the latter? Lets speculate!!!!
Ah. Right. If they're not brown Muslim terrorists the only other possibility is they're benefits scroungers.The five suspects were reported as
Male, 24, Resident of Borough of Camden
Male, 24, Borough of Westminster
Male, 25, Borough of Westminster
Male, 23, Borough of Westminster
Male, 24, Borough of Willesden
A lot of crime isn't well thought out. Just speculation.OK, speculation time. We can use the BBC story to find the location where the vans were parked and the arrests happened. And we can look that up in Google Maps. If I do this correctly, this link should pull up that location.
So here's my speculation: there doesn't seem to be a lot of candidate locations nearby for stealing fuel from. It's just houses immediately around them, no businesses except a country club. The nearest gas station is about a mile to the north. If they were trying to steal fuel, who the hell were they trying to steal it from? If they were just stealing something, I don't think it was fuel.
Farms are the main target, most have diesel storage tanks and farm machinery holds a lot of fuel.OK, speculation time. We can use the BBC story to find the location where the vans were parked and the arrests happened. And we can look that up in Google Maps. If I do this correctly, this link should pull up that location.
So here's my speculation: there doesn't seem to be a lot of candidate locations nearby for stealing fuel from. It's just houses immediately around them, no businesses except a country club. The nearest gas station is about a mile to the north. If they were trying to steal fuel, who the hell were they trying to steal it from? If they were just stealing something, I don't think it was fuel.
On the Google Maps satellite, it looks like there's some farm buildings to the northwest of where they were spotted. But they were arrested to the southeast of that. So not impossible, but still a bit... odd.Farms are the main target, most have diesel storage tanks and farm machinery holds a lot of fuel.
They would be hitting a number of locations across the area, hence three vans.On the Google Maps satellite, it looks like there's some farm buildings to the northwest of where they were spotted. But they were arrested to the southeast of that. So not impossible, but still a bit... odd.
But sometimes, criminals be idiots, so who knows.