Wonder if the Hatton Gardens mob can lay their hands on one in Belmarsh?
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Angle grinder ...
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I wonder if the escapees favourite film was "The Shawshank Redemption"?
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Thought that was a rock hammer in a bible?
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What an appropriate name for the policeman:
"?They could be anywhere,? said Charles Guess, a major with New York state police, on Sunday afternoon. ?They could have gone out of state by now or they could be holed up here in Dannemora.?"
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I don't think anyone has invented a silent one yet though. Do you think the arrested might just be the Fathers of the real culprits? Brian
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Perhaps they used spark erosion. The tool could have been put in place and just left doing its slow work very quietly.
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It was. I was just referring to the idea of escaping via a pipe.
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Whilst on the subject of angle grinders I have to fess up to never having operated one. I am also one who generally believes that H&S in the UK has gone a little bit over the top. Having said that I saw a programme on the discovery channel recently which really made me hold my breath. Personally I think I would have taken more precautions so here is a still photo and a very short (10 sec) video clip.
Anybody else think a clamp or a vice might have been a good idea?
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