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Dylan Harvey boss robbed at knifepoint
8 Feb 2010, 10:00
Toby Whittaker, whose Dylan Harvey Residential business collapsed last year owing creditors £6.5m, was attacked by a masked gang at his home in Lancashire on Thursday night.
Whittaker, 32, was beaten up and his family threatened when six men burst into their £1.5m home in Read, near Blackburn.
The armed robbers forced his wife and their four children to hide under a dining table while he was assaulted before the gang fled with jewellery. The gang used Whittaker's £60,000 Audi Q7 4x4 car for their getaway.
Police said the investigation into the raid would include examining whether former business associates or creditors may be behind the attack.
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makes you ask more questions about Dylan Harvey the company doesn't it? I wonder what Neptune make of all this...…
comment by cynic | 08/02/2010 13:04:34
haven't seen any stats but i also reckon armed robberies will be on the increase during the recession. seems to have been a few more bank jobs in the newspaper of late. it was a fading criminal pastime in the past 20 years as police had shoot to kill powers.…
comment by greg | 08/02/2010 14:36:17
I suspect this was just a Debt Recovery Agency in action, Salford style.…
comment by Dave | 09/02/2010 08:50:41
What goes around comes around!!!!!!
The thief deserve it....…
comment by Glad | 26/02/2010 14:51:23
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