Man jailed after burgling Damien Hirst’s London studio while wearing GPS ankle tag
Liam Middleton-Gomm, 36, receives 32-month sentence for stealing £5,000 of goods after police traced his movements A man has been jailed for burgling one of Damien Hirst’s studios after police traced the movements of his GPS-enabled ankle tag. Liam Middleton-Gomm, 36, broke into Thames Wharf (…)
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