
Algerian Migrant Sentenced for Luxury Watch Heists
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Abdulkarim Ienbuzir, a 25-year-old Algerian migrant, was sentenced to four and a half years in prison for a series of high-end watch thefts in Londons Mayfair. Over three months, he targeted and stole watches worth over £100,000 from wealthy shoppers, including a £5,000 Cartier, an £18,000 Hublot, and an £85,000 Patek Philippe. Despite his claims of checking his asylum claim and falling in with a robbery crew, Ienbuzir was sentenced as a systematic predator, with prior theft convictions and a history of absconding. Without his early guilty plea, he could have faced up to six years in prison.
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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Algerian Migrant Sentenced for Luxury Watch Heists. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 23rd, a 25-year-old Algerian migrant named Abdul Kareem Ian Bousir got four and a half years in prison for snatching over 100, thousand pounds worth of luxury watches from wealthy shoppers in London's Mayfair last summer. He targeted three victims over three months, ripping off a 5,000-pound Cartier on July 17th, an 18,000-pound Hewblot on August 1st, and an 85,000-pound Patek Philippe outside the Ritz on September 18th. Each time, he and accomplices got close and crowded spots, grabbed wrists quick and vanished, with CCTV footage linking him every step. Victims described pure shock and fear, like one thinking the worst could happen next, while the judge slammed him as a systematic predator who, loitered in rich areas, hunting high-end timepieces. Bousir claimed he was just checking his asylum claim and fell in with the robbery crew, but the court saw through the lies he's an absconder with.
Prior theft convictions, without his early guilty plea, he faced up to six years inside.
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