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    ONGAR: Man threatened with hammer as raiders steal his car

    A MAN was threatened with a hammer when he was confronted by a group of men in his flat.

    The 23-year-old victim was forced to hand over phones, a laptop and money, and the gang also took the keys to his BMW M3 car when he came face-to-face with two black men at his home in Walter Mead Close, off Epping Road, in Ongar.

    The men - who drove off in the victim's silver-coloured car - were in their mid-20s. One was 6ft 2ins tall and the other about 5ft 5ins tall. Both spoke with east London accents.

    A third man drove off in another BMW, which had been stolen earlier. It was later abandoned in Applegate, in Brentwood.

    The victim was uninjured.

    Anyone who saw the men hanging around the Walter Mead Close area, or who saw the BMW being abandoned following the incident which happened shortly after midnight on Friday, April 18, should ring Brentwood Police Station on 0300 333 4444.

    1:32pm Thursday 1st May 2008

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    Posted by: mr khalid, walthamstow on 3:01pm Thu 1 May 08
    is dangros if the parson drive the good car becose the rober wateded for he to come and take car for no think and stel car an monys. agen no polishmens in street to see but meybe eat in the policestatens food snd get fat. must now have evry bodys the protecteded self from the rob and muger parson?
    Posted by: raymondo, hackney on 5:15pm Sat 3 May 08
    did not understand what was said!!!!
    Posted by: concerned, London on 7:22am Sun 4 May 08
    Having nice things is a just reward for those that work. As long as sentences remain soft scumbags like these will continue to scavenge from productive members of society.Its annoying that those that make the effort to have nice things have to be weary of low life scum, who do nothing, robbing them. No wonder everyone is going to Dubai
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