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London's Phone Snatchers Jailed: Over 5,000 Devices Stolen in Massive Crime Wave

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London's Phone Snatchers Jailed: Over 5,000 Devices Stolen in Massive Crime Wave
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  • Four men jailed for handling 5,000+ stolen phones in London.
  • Gang stole devices worth £5.1 million over 18 months from pedestrians.
    • Phones sold overseas, making them hard for police to recover.
    • Zakaria Senadjki got an eight-year prison sentence.
    • Ahmed Abdelhakim Belhanafi sentenced to four years, eight months.
    • Police used tech and reports to track thieves in crime wave.
    • Authorities urge phone firms to prevent resale of stolen devices.
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