Article: Sick theft.(News)

Article: SICK THEFT.(News)
The Mirror (London, England);  March 2, 1996 ;     196 words ...ROGUE ambulancemen seized a patient's cashpoint card and stopped off to withdraw pounds 210 for themselves as they drove her to a Brussels hospital.

Article: Sick theft at crash.(News)
Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland);  February 29, 2008 ;     371 words ...CALLOUS thieves stole a car crash victim's phone after he handed it to them so they could call for help. The 45-year-old victim, who is diabetic, crashed his car after falling ill in Dundee Street, Fountain-bridge, Edinburgh, on Wednesday. Two men in their 20s offered to help him then ran off

Article: Sick theft after crash.(News)
Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland);  March 14, 2007 ;     363 words ...A DISABLED man crashed his mobility scooter into a parked car - then had his wallet stolen by the driver. The motorist grabbed the wallet, containing a three-figure sum of cash, and drove off after the collision at 5.15pm on Monday in Queen Street, Falkirk. A police spokesman said the 62-year-old

Article: Sick theft from OAP.(News)
Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland);  June 13, 2003 ;     234 words ...CALLOUS thieves stole a handbag containing an 82-year-old woman's life savings as their victim lay dying in a hospital ward. Police confirmed the OAP, who has not been named, lost her fight for life just hours after the pounds 3000 theft from her bedside at the Royal Free Hospital, north London.

Article: 'Sick' theft of headstone
The Northern Echo;  June 23, 1999 ;     313 words ...A MUM has condemned as "sick" thieves who stole a headstone from her son's grave. The Bible-shaped headstone marked the 13-year-old grave in Redcar Cemetery of Darren Rudd, who died at the age of eight weeks. Nothing has been stolen from surrounding graves, nor is there any sign of vandalism

Article: `Sick' theft upsets grieving family
The Nelson Mail;  January 29, 2005 ;     546 words ...The family of a young man killed when his car plunged into Nelson's Maitai River is upset that someone has stolen parts from his prized Nissan Skyline shortly before the first anniversary of his death. Wakefield man Nigel Palmer, 20, died on February 1 last year when a Toyota car he was driving

Article: A 'SICK' THEFT AT MOSQUE; Replacement after Ken ...
Birmingham Evening Mail (England);  October 12, 2004 ;     513 words ...Byline: JAMSHEED DIN MUSLIM leaders in Birmingham today replaced a stolen condolence book for murdered Ken Bigley and branded the thieves as 'sick'. The first condolence book was stolen from Birmingham Central Mosque, but today a new book was opened and Mosque chairman Dr Mohammed Naseem believes