
Thief Steals Fabergé Egg, Watch Worth £2M
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In a shocking heist, a London womans designer bag, containing a Fabergé egg and watch worth £2 million, was snatched outside a pub. The thief, a cocaine addict, sold the items for quick cash, unaware of their value. The victim, Rosie Dawson, has been distressed, and insurers only paid out £167,000. The thief, Enzo Conticello, was sentenced to 27 months for theft and fraud. Police are still searching for the stolen items, and London is experiencing an increase in luxury thefts.
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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Thief Steals Fabergé Egg, Watch Worth £2M. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 10th, a woman in London had her designer handbag snatched right outside a pub, and inside was a Fabrige egg and watched worth 2 million. Pounds from her whiskey company's promo set. This happened on November 7th, 2024, near the dog and duck in Soho. The thief, 29-year-old Algerian Enzo Conticello, grabbed it while she chatted with a friend, not knowing the gems were in there. He also swept her laptop, credit cards, and other stuff, then hit nearby shops for smokes, drinks, and snacks. Conticello, a cocaine addict at the time, says he gave the whole bag away to score drugs. Prosecutors agree he had no clue about the egg's value. It was just an easy grab for quick cash. Rosie Dawson, the victim and a director at Craft Irish Whiskey, has been super upset and stressed ever since, even calling police daily. Her mom says she's still shaken. Ensures only paid out 106,700 pounds to the company, way less than what similar sets have sold for up to $3 million.
In court at Southward Crown Court, Conticello got 27 months in jail for theft and fraud, plus six days concurrent. The judge called it opportunistic, but high value, noting his remorse and clean streak now. He had prior theft convictions, too. Police are still hunting for that egg and watch, no luck yet. And they're urging tips. Meanwhile, London's seeing more luxury grabs like this, often by organized crews shipping goods overseas. Stay sharp about their folks.
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