[arista]

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-a8698811.html

(25 December 2018)
Tesco store in Harefield Road, Rickmansworth


[Shoppers used trolleys and a metal bar
to ram a vehicle after two were injured
in a hit-and-run in a supermarket car park.
Police issued an appeal for information after
the incident on Sunday at a Tesco store
in Rickmansworth,
which began after security staff caught
the suspected driver attempting
to steal alcohol.

Footage widely shared on social media
shows a blue Citroen C3,
which police have said is a hire car,
ramming multiple vehicles
as it tries to escape an angry
crowd of staff and shoppers.]

[bots]

wow ... just wow

[Mystic Mock]

Just a normal day at Tesco.

[arista]

Watching that video on the tweet,
I thought that Criminal
will get away

I would assume the Lady in the Car
does not want to be there.

[Cherie]

What the hell

[thesheriff443]

This is why you should let people go and phone the police

[Kazanne]

Jesus,whats wrong with people ?

[arista]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

Jesus,whats wrong with people ?

The Fella Driving was trying to nick Booze.
Tesco worker among the angry people


He got away.

[arista]

Originally Posted by thesheriff443

This is why you should let people go and phone the police

Police say it was a Hired Car.

Hell of a Bill, on that

[thesheriff443]

Originally Posted by arista

Police say it was a Hired Car.

Hell of a Bill, on that

A lot more than a few bottles of booze.

[Cherie]

I dont know why people were so bothered about him nicking some booze

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

I dont know why people were so bothered about him nicking some booze

It was December Last Year

[MTVN]

Must have been a Sainsburys fan

[Alf]

Originally Posted by arista

Police say it was a Hired Car.

Hell of a Bill, on that

Still probably not as big as a Tesco shopping bill.

[James]

This was in 2018.

Lucy Turner who broke Tesco worker's back in Rickmansworth store hit-and-run jailed

ByJames Rodger Content Editor
19:18, 18 MAR 2019

Lucy Turner, 32, tried to flee in a blue Citroen C3 as shoppers and an employee, a woman in her 20s, "bravely" tried to stop her, police said


A woman who broke a Tesco worker's back when she drove into her in a bid to escape after trying to steal from the supermarket has been jailed.

Lucy Turner, 32, tried to flee in a blue Citroen C3 as shoppers and an employee, a woman in her 20s, "bravely" tried to stop her, police said.


Footage of the incident in a Tesco car park in Rickmansworth, in Hertfordshire, on December 23 last year was widely shared online at the time.

Hertfordshire Police said Turner drove "erratically" in her attempt to escape and ran over the supermarket worker, who broke her back and has not yet been able to return to work.

Turner, of Haggerston Road, Borehamwood, who was already disqualified from driving and does not hold a licence, was sentenced to 38 months in prison and banned from driving for four and a half years after pleading guilty to causing serious injury by dangerous driving at St Albans Crown Court.



Senior Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) district crown prosecutor Peter Burt said: "Lucy Turner saw that the car park was full of people doing their Christmas shopping, and yet she drove extremely dangerously with a clear disregard for the safety of others.

"As a result, an innocent person who was among those trying to stop her getting away suffered serious injuries, injuries from which she has still not recovered."

Turner also admitted attempted theft from Tesco, driving whilst disqualified, using a motor vehicle without third party insurance, being the driver of a vehicle that failed to stop after an accident, and failing to report the accident, as well as thefts at two other supermarkets.


Detectives identified Turner by analysing CCTV stills and found her DNA on the car's airbag and other items, after the vehicle was found in Watford the day after the incident.


Detective Constable Rob King, from Hertfordshire Police, said: "The fact this incident happened the last weekend prior to Christmas meant the supermarket car park was even busier than usual.

"Turner showed complete disregard for the shoppers' safety and only thought about herself when she chose to drive that car in such a dangerous manner.


"The victim bravely tried to intervene but Turner callously used the vehicle as a weapon, causing the victim to fall to the ground and suffer a serious injury to her back.

"Distressing footage of the incident was shared on social media at the time of the incident and the local community showed great concern for the victim.

"I am pleased with today's sentence and I hope it begins to give the victim and her family some closure, enabling them to move forward with their lives."

https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/new...tesco-15994427

[arista]

[This was in 2018 December]

Thank you
James
for the Correction.


That paper Link
with endless pop ups
not one I choose to use much.
I missed the actual date of this crime

[arista]

[Lucy Turner, 32, tried to flee in a blue Citroen C3
as shoppers and an employee,
a woman in her 20s, "bravely" tried to stop her, police said]


["Turner showed complete disregard for the shoppers'"
safety and only thought about herself
when she chose to drive that car in such a dangerous manner.]

Bad Woman

[hijaxers]

What a awful woman, obv nicking booze very lucrative if she could hire a car, god knows how with no no license.