Officers found CCTV at the premises which showed a total of four offenders angle grind the lock of the main gate off before one of them drove the lorry out of the yard.
The vehicle was discovered four days later in an industrial park in Eythorne,http://www.nidelv-hestesenter.no/sararidetid.php?nike-mercurial-victory-fotballsko-c-20.html, bearing false number plates.
A third theft took place six days later when the haulage yard in Lydden was targeted again.
Thieves broke into the premises and stole the keys to a lorry and its refrigerated trailer containing Toblerone chocolate worth £201,000.
It was driven to one of the suspects' home address and haulage yard in Tarleton,http://ginasbloomingfantasies.com/wp-pass.php?manchester-city-c-90_99.html, Lancashire where the trailer and its consignment of chocolate were moved on and the lorry, which had cloned number plates fitted before its journey north, was abandoned.


Jailed: Jeffrey Hamid, 31, (left) of Hargate Road, Liverpool, and John Dahl, (right) 44, of Aysgarth Avenue, Liverpool, were jailed for four years six months and four years eight months, respectively, over the thefts

Officers found CCTV (pictured) at a haulage yard in Whitfield which showed a total of four offenders angle grind the lock of the main gate off before one of them drove the lorry out of the yard with £23,000 of whisky onboard
It was later found by police officers but the chocolate and the trailer have never been recovered.
Following the thefts, detectives found evidence that the gang had been travelling to and from Merseyside and Kent shortly before and after the offences had taken place, often in convoy.
Further evidence was uncovered on one of the suspect's mobile phones where he had stored pictures of the high value whisky stolen from the lorry in Dover in the first offence.
Search warrants were executed at various addresses in July 2014 linked to the offenders in Kent, Merseyside, Lancashire and North Wales.
A black balaclava and a signal jammer were seized at one address and at least four sim cards and several mobile phones were taken away and analysed at another location.


Gang: Lee Gilmore, 33, (left) of Sidney Powell Avenue, Liverpool, pleaded guilty to his role in the initial theft while Stuart Nicolson,http://companionpetz.com.au/layout-styles.php?products/42172.html, 48, (right) of Whitfield, Dover, was found guilty by a jury of taking part

Following the thefts, police found evidence that the gang had been travelling to and from Merseyside and Kent shortly before and after the offences had taken place, often in convoy. CCTV was also used as evidence
Officers discovered handwritten lists of possible haulage targets.
Lee Henry Gilmore, 33,http://www.jocko.dk/search.php?nyheder/672-drop-af-kameni, of Sidney Powell Avenue, Liverpool, pleaded guilty to his role in the initial theft while Graham Ascroft, 55,http://villainkeri.com/sidebar.php?fodboldtroejer/212-1860-munchen/, of Higher Lane, Holmes Tarleton, Preston, Lancashire,http://teiebat.no/post.php?Skreddersydde-barne-fotballdrakt, was found guilty by a jury.
Jeffrey Hamid, 31, of Hargate Road, Liverpool, John Dahl, 44, of Aysgarth Avenue, Liverpool and Darren John Michael Price, 39, previously of County Road, Kirby, Liverpool, all pleaded guilty to their roles in the theft of the £40,000 lorry.
Following a trial, Stuart Nicolson,http://www.vincinibottier.com/wp-rdf.php?selecciones-nacionales/asia/corea.html, 48, of Bindon Blood Road,http://cspain.dk/wp-plugins.php?fodtoj/mercurial/mercurial-victory-fg-ronaldo-stovler-born, Whitfield, Dover, was found guilty of taking part in the theft.

In one lorry thieves stole £23,000 worth of whisky
Gilmore, Price, Hamid and Dahl pleaded guilty to their roles in stealing the lorry and its consignment while Ascroft and Nicolson were found guilty following a trial.
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Nicolson was sentenced to four years and Ascroft to four years eight months imprisonment at Maidstone Crown Court in Kent.
Detective Sergeant Jon Saxby of Kent Police, who investigated the thefts,http://medyamagazine.com/wp-app.php?rolex-watch-lure-gals/, said after the sentencing: 'These sentences reflect the seriousness of these offences – organised, professional thieves who stole lorries and lorry loads to sell on.
'Ascroft,http://dgrmarcomms.com/wp-theme.php?review/product/list/id/2563/, it appears, made the contacts to sell the haul on while Price and others travelled the country to target hauliers to steal the vehicles and the consignments.
'While this group made a quick sale, legitimate businesses and hauliers suffered greatly with property stolen, deliveries cancelled, excess payments on insurance and not to mention the inconvenience to their customers.
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