William Lincoln

Hatton Garden conspirator convicted of burglary and handling-related offences after helping move and conceal the proceeds of the 2015 raid.

Hatton Garden conspirator convicted of burglary and handling-related offences after helping move and conceal the proceeds of the 2015 raid.

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Convictions, acquittals, allegations and contextual links are kept distinct. A graph connection does not imply conduct beyond the relationship stated.

Background

Lincoln’s role was tied strongly to transport and movement of the stolen valuables rather than the technical breach of the vault.

Case / activity

He was prosecuted alongside Carl Wood and others after police surveillance and recordings exposed the conspiracy.

Legal outcome

A jury convicted him of conspiracy to commit burglary and conspiracy to conceal, convert or transfer criminal property.

Later context

He received a seven-year prison sentence in 2016.

Graph role

His page adds the logistics/loot-movement layer to the Hatton Garden knowledge graph.

Network links

– Hatton Garden burglary — conspirator; convicted – Hatton Garden — burglary context

Direct people links

– Carl Wood — co-defendant – Terry Perkins — same burglary conspiracy – Danny Jones — same burglary conspiracy – John Collins — same burglary conspiracy

Sources

– The Guardian. Hatton Garden gang members jailed for terms of up to seven years (2016-03-09). https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2016/mar/09/hatton-garden-gang-members-jailed-for-up-to-seven-years – The Guardian. Three guilty of Hatton Garden heist as Kenneth Noye link revealed (2016-01-14). https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/jan/14/hatton-garden-heist-ringleader-brian-reader-kenneth-noye

Key events

Date unknown

Hatton Garden burglary

Large-scale burglary of a safe-deposit facility in Hatton Garden over the 2015 Easter weekend.

People, groups and places

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References

  1. [1]Hatton Garden gang members jailed for terms of up to seven yearsTier 2
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  2. [2]Three guilty of Hatton Garden heist as Kenneth Noye link revealedTier 2
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