at the bank, the sum is quite considerable and may be in excess of £20m,' said Sam Kinkaid, the assistant chief constable. No one was injured but one of the kidnapped security code-holders was treated for hypothermia after being dumped in remote countryside. The alarm was not raised until 11.45pm on Monday. The gang's only error was not having sufficient transport to take away the entire haul. The driver, clutching a mobile telephone, may have sat waiting for several hours as the money was loaded up. The cash was bundled out of the building into a waiting lorry. Both men, terrified their families would be killed if they did not comply, needed to be present to open the doors to the vaults. They were told to go through their normal routine, chatting to colleagues as if nothing unusual had happened.Īt closing time both executives allowed other members of the gang access to the building and led them to the underground vaults. The men were ordered to go to work as normal on Monday at their offices beside Belfast city hall. The families were driven to undisclosed locations in freezing conditions. The tickets go on general sale at 9 am on 31 March via Ticketmaster.įans who sign up to Busted’s mailing list will receive access to a pre-sale from 9am on March 29.The carefully coordinated raid began at 10pm on Sunday when armed and masked members of the gang took over the executives' homes in Dumurry, on the outskirts of south Belfast, and Loughinisland, County Down, simultaneously. The most expensive seating option is the “Premium Seating” tickets which start at £65. September 22 – Liverpool, M&S Bank Arenaīusted tickets reportedly start around £40, with the cheapest tickets, “Reserved Seating B” starting at £42.50, with the next “Reserved Seating A” ticket options costing £53.75 upwards.September 17 – Leeds, First Direct Arena.September 16 – Newcastle, Utilita Arena.September 15 – Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena.September 9 – Birmingham, Utilita Arena.September 3 – Cardiff, International Arena.

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