blaylock delrio
End of the line for two hall-of-famers
Richard Blaylock, 76, called Britain's oldest career criminal, is back in the slammer, his home for 43 of his years. Why, that (as the judge called him) "thieving old bugger"! He was caught with his burglary kit and reportedly said to the officer, "Crowbar? What crowbar?" Said he was just out to build an exercise thingy for his ferrets. And in Los Angeles, Ignacio DelRio, 33, was sentenced to 7-plus yrs in prison for what he and police estimate were 1,000 burglaries, worth more than $16m, over a period from 2004 to 2006. Did it for the rush. Daily Mail (London) // Associated Press via Yahoo
Richard Blaylock, 76, called Britain's oldest career criminal, is back in the slammer, his home for 43 of his years. Why, that (as the judge called him) "thieving old bugger"! He was caught with his burglary kit and reportedly said to the officer, "Crowbar? What crowbar?" Said he was just out to build an exercise thingy for his ferrets. And in Los Angeles, Ignacio DelRio, 33, was sentenced to 7-plus yrs in prison for what he and police estimate were 1,000 burglaries, worth more than $16m, over a period from 2004 to 2006. Did it for the rush. Daily Mail (London) // Associated Press via Yahoo
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