Cops issue new appeal to find James Bond guns stolen in London heist

Scotland Yard on Monday issued a brand new enchantment for info associated to a housebreaking in north London wherein 5 firearms utilized in iconic James Bond movies have been stolen on March 23 once they have been because of be showcased in a nationwide exhibition.

The weapons have been stolen from a home in Enfield. The police launched new CCTV footage that exhibits a car parked on the road the place the offence came about earlier than the housebreaking. The suspects are described as three white males with jap European accents.

One Beretta ‘Cheetah’ Auto Pistol featured in Die Another Day; one Walter PP featured in A View to a Kill; one Revolver Smith and Weston 44 Magnum featured in Live & Let Die; one Beretta ‘Tomcat’ Auto pistol featured in Die Another Day; and one Llama 22 cal featured in Die Another Day have been stolen.

The yellow-handed Llama pistol was recovered by a member of the general public in a area in Essex in April.

Detective inspector Paul Ridley mentioned: “It has now been six months since the burglary and only one of the firearms has been recovered. Sadly, this has been severely rusted due to being exposed to the elements outdoors and its integrity destroyed”.

“We now have images of a vehicle that was parked near to the scene of the crime and appears to be carrying out reconnaissance in the area. In scenes reminiscent of a James Bond movie you can even see the flash of a camera from the occupant engaged in the surveillance”.

“I believe these individuals were involved in the crime, it was only a matter of minutes prior to the raid. The firearms which were stolen are very distinctive and will almost certainly be recognised by the public and anyone who is offered them for sale”, he added.

The police mentioned the stolen gadgets are distinctive. For instance, the Magnum is the one one on this planet ever made the place the entire gun is completed in chrome. It has a six-and-a-half inch barrel and wooden grips.

The Walther PPK was the final gun utilized by Roger Moore, who performed James Bond in View to a Kill in a well-known scene with Grace Jones who descends the Eiffel Tower on a parachute, the police added.