Emir Hysenaj

Albanian-born Securitas employee convicted for helping the gang plan the 2006 Tonbridge cash-depot robbery through inside reconnaissance.

Editorial standard

Convictions, acquittals, charges and contextual links are kept distinct. Relationship labels state the legal or factual basis of the connection.

Background

Hysenaj worked for Securitas and therefore supplied critical inside knowledge.

Role in the case

He secretly recorded the depot using a miniature camera as part of the gang’s reconnaissance.

Evidence / operation

That inside-access role made him a central facilitator even though the raid itself depended on multiple specialist participants.

Legal outcome

He was convicted in January 2008 with four other members of the robbery crew.

Graph role

His graph role links the Securitas employee layer, insider reconnaissance and the wider robbery conspiracy.

Network links

– Securitas depot robbery — inside participant; convicted – Tonbridge, Kent — workplace / robbery location – Criminal insider facilitators — inside reconnaissance role

Direct people links

– Jetmir Bucpapa — friend and co-convicted robber – Lea Rusha — co-convicted robber – Stuart Royle — co-convicted robber – Roger Coutts — co-convicted robber

Sources

– The Guardian. The Securitas robbers (2008-01-28). https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2008/jan/28/ukcrime.duncancampbell4 – The Guardian. Armed gang convicted of Securitas robbery (2008-01-28). https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2008/jan/28/ukcrime.markoliver

Connected records

Documented network

Securitas depot robbery (event) appears in the canonical graph as inside participant convicted, documented status, 90% confidence. This describes the stored relationship and should not be stretched into a broader claim that the current source record does not support.

Tonbridge, Kent (location) appears in the canonical graph as workplace robbery location, documented status, 90% confidence. This describes the stored relationship and should not be stretched into a broader claim that the current source record does not support.

Jetmir Bucpapa (person) appears in the canonical graph as friend and co convicted robber, documented status, 90% confidence. This describes the stored relationship and should not be stretched into a broader claim that the current source record does not support.

Lea Rusha (person) appears in the canonical graph as co convicted robber, documented status, 90% confidence. This describes the stored relationship and should not be stretched into a broader claim that the current source record does not support.

Stuart Royle (person) appears in the canonical graph as co convicted robber, documented status, 90% confidence. This describes the stored relationship and should not be stretched into a broader claim that the current source record does not support.

Roger Coutts (person) appears in the canonical graph as co convicted robber, documented status, 90% confidence. This describes the stored relationship and should not be stretched into a broader claim that the current source record does not support.

Timeline and case connections

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Date not specified in current profile sources — Securitas depot robbery. inside participant; convicted

Status and record

The structured birth record lists circa 1979. The structured life-status field is alive. This is an administrative status and should change only when a current reliable source supports an update.

Evidence and editorial boundaries

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Source record

The current Master package attaches the following evidence sources to this profile: – The Securitas robbers — The Guardian, Tier 2. – Armed gang convicted of Securitas robbery — The Guardian, Tier 2.

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Core graph context

Event relationships currently include Securitas depot robbery. These should be expanded as dated timeline entries only when the attached source package supports the chronology.

How this profile fits the archive

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