Two men to appear in Kingston Crown Court after Banksy artwork was stolen

By Tilly O'Brien

13th Sep 2024 | Local News

Kingston Crown Court (Credit: Eduard Pana via Google)
Kingston Crown Court (Credit: Eduard Pana via Google)

Two men have been charged after Banksy artwork was stolen from a London Gallery

This follows an investigation by detectives from the Met's Flying Squad.

Larry Fraser, 47 of Evelyn Denington Road, Beckton, and James Love, 53 of Elvin Drive, North Stifford, were charged on Thursday, 12 September, with non-residential burglary and remanded in Police Custody.

Both appeared at Wimbledon Magistrates' Court on Thursday, 12 September where they were bailed to next appear at Kingston Crown Court on Wednesday, 9 October.

The investigation was launched after a burglary at a gallery in New Cavendish Street at around 23:00hrs on Sunday, 8 September.

A Banky's famous 'Girl with balloon' painting was the only item stolen.

This has now been recovered and will be returned to the gallery.

     

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