Police hunting more gold toilet heist gang members

The police are currently on the lookout for more members of a gang that stole a gold toilet worth £4. 8 million from Blenheim Palace. Two of the gang members, James Sheen and Michael Jones, have already been convicted for their roles in the crime. However, five other men were seen on security cameras during the heist and are still being pursued by law enforcement. This audacious theft took place shortly after a glamorous launch party at the historic Oxfordshire stately home in September 2019. The police have stated that there were definitely more people involved in this crime, and they are working diligently to track them down. The investigation into this high-profile art heist has revealed that the stolen toilet, which is a unique piece of art called America, was taken in a brazen manner. The thieves broke into the palace and removed the toilet within hours of the party. While Sheen and Jones have been caught, the other five men who participated in the heist remain at large. The police have made several arrests during their investigation, but they have not been able to charge anyone else at this time. Detective Superintendent Bruce Riddell has urged anyone with information about the remaining suspects to come forward. Sheen, who is considered the ringleader of the gang, pleaded guilty to the theft last year after police found his DNA at the scene and gold fragments on his clothing. He has a long history of criminal activity, having been jailed multiple times since 2005 for various crimes, including fraud and theft. The police are determined to recover the stolen gold and have stated that they will explore every opportunity to do so. The investigation is ongoing, and the authorities are committed to bringing all those involved in this crime to justice.