Lord Sugar's totally giving props to the police, calling them 'Essex Spiderman' after they made the daughters of some crook cough up almost £100,000 to the people their dad scammed. What a bunch of sticky-fingered rascals, right? Imagine your old man going on a crime spree and then you've got to pay for his mess. Talk about family drama!
Lord Sugar Says Thanks to Cops After Spiderman's Daughters Told to Cough Up Almost £100k to People Dad Ripped Off
London - So, in some pretty big news, Lord Alan Sugar is giving a shout-out to the cops for making the daughters of a crazy burglar pay back almost £100,000 to the folks their dad robbed. This guy, David Buisson, went around calling himself the 'Essex Spiderman' and stole a whopping £1.2 million from places in Essex, including a pad owned by the big boss from "The Apprentice."
This sneaky Spiderman got caught in 2018 and had to go to jail for eight years after he admitted to doing 11 break-ins and trying to do two more. And guess what? In 2019, he had to pay some of that money back to eight of the people he stole from. But wait, there's more! The police didn't stop there. They started looking into his daughters, Tailah, who's 30, and Bella, who's 26, and they found out that these two were living the high life with the cash their dad got from his crimes.
Now, because of all this, the sisters have to give back £95,440 to the people their dad messed with. This is obviously a huge deal for the victims, who've been going through hell because of this guy's actions.
Lord Sugar is super grateful to the Essex Police for working so hard on this. He said, "I can't thank the cops enough for not giving up. Getting some of the money back is a tiny bit of justice for what those poor people had to go through."
This whole situation shows that crime can really mess up a lot of lives, and it's important for the police to keep digging until things are made right. It's like saying, "Hey, you can't just steal and expect to get away with it, even if you try to give the loot to your family." And the cops are all, "You bet we're going to keep chasing down the bad guys and making sure they pay for what they've done."
So, kudos to the police for helping out the people who got robbed and showing that crime doesn't always pay, even if you're not the one actually doing the dirty work. It's all about keeping the peace and making sure the good guys get their stuff back.
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