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A COMPUTER-savvy crime victim who had a laptop stolen from his Camden Town flat snared the burglar with a secret hi-tech camera which automatically delivered the evidence via email.
Richard East, who lived in Camden High Street but has since moved, logged on to his internet email account within minutes of discovering the break-in last July – and found the photos which lead to 28-year-old Terry Payne’s conviction.
Wearing a stripy jumper with the sleeves pulled down over his hands to avoid fingerprints, Payne, of Crowndale Road, Camden Town, just two weeks out of prison for previous burglaries, was snapped as he entered Mr East’s bedroom.
 
 
PROTEST AT 'DEATH' JAIL
A DEMONSTRATION was held outside Holloway prison on Wednesday following the death of a woman inmate – the fourth to die in the prison in 18 months.
Karen Ann Fletcher, 30, who was serving a sentence for arson, is believed to have taken her own life while in a cell two weeks ago.
The protest was organised by retired college lecturer Pauline Campbell, 57, who was arrested and taken to Islington police station after she stood in front of a prison van carrying inmates and refused to move, barring its access to the entrance of the prison. She was later released without charge.
 
 
WATER CO IS WARNED
THAMES Water could be forced into the courts unless it improves the standards of its repairs drastically, City Hall warned yesterday (Thursday).
Westminster Council took the unprecedented step of issuing an Improvement Notice against Thames Water, claiming that nearly 40 per cent of works carried out by the company is unsatisfactory, including work in Mayfair, Soho and Bayswater.
Unless the water company now sticks to a strict improvement plan yet to be agreed, it could find itself facing criminal proceedings.




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