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Kidnapped and robbed Smooth roughne
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A TRUCK DRIVER was kidnapped and driven around blindfolded for two hours while thieves stole £20,000 worth of videos from his trailer. The incident happened at around 10am last Wednesday (12 November).The 62-year-old driver was due to make a delivery in Dolphin Way.WestThurrock at 11.15am but arrived early and parked.
He was approached by a man wilt) told him the warehouse had been flooded and offered to buy hint a cup of tea. The man made a phone call and told the driver that he had spoken to the warehouse supervisor and arrangements were being made to take the load to an alternative warehouse.
Three other men then appeared the truck and bundled the driver into the back of a car. He was later released unhurt close to where his truck had been parked and saw a man get into a maroon Peugeot 106 or 206 with a number plate masked out with yellow tape. The keys were still in the ignition of his truck but the load and delivery note were missing.
The first man who approached the driver is described as white, slim with a local accent and brown hair. He wore grey trousers and a green fleece. Another offender is described as white, broad with a London accent. A third was short with a moustache, and the fourth was Mt 7in tall and wore a dark jacket. The man seen getting into the Peugeot had grey hair and was wearing a green anorak.
• Contact:DC Phil Pullinger on 01708 361212 WHILE CM WAS attending the international launch of the new VW Caddy (page 52) we were able to try the new 4motion version of the latest T5 Transporter. Gone is the aggressive, off-roading style in favour of Haldex viscouscoupling, a system more suited to occasional use.
We tried it out on some challenging mountain tracks in the Black Forest, where it coped admirably up to its rims in mud, The only point where it failed to move away was right on the apex of a hairpin bend, and even then rolling back a few inches did the job.
The ESP stability control fitted to our version also helped us negotiate the odd patch of ice in relative safety. In either kind of terrain, the engagement of rear wheel drive is seamless an ally undetectable.
The Transporter 4motio on sale in UK in March in a types.Although the definite line-up has yet to be decide( be one or both of the wel live-cylinder engines.