A cash-in-transit driver who 'dialled for help with his nose' as he was handcuffed to the wheel in a heist worth nearly £1 million has now been found guilty of being the ‘inside man’ in the plot.
The former cash-in-transit driver was found guilty at Southwark Crown Court
While signed off from work after the heist, Measor told a friend that it was ‘defo an inside job’, prosecutor Catherine Farrelly told the jury. ‘And so you will want to consider who it was on the inside who was able to provide Stefanos Cantaris and his co-conspirators with the information needed to execute this theft.
Stefanos Cantaris, 39, who had already pleaded guilty to the theft charge, was found guilty of conspiracy to pervert the course of justice
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