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Three men in the UK sentenced for home invasion robbery of cryptocurrency

PANews October 17 news: According to a report by Avon and Somerset Police in the United Kingdom, three men who broke into a residence in Bristol in an attempted cryptocurrency robbery were each sentenced to at least five years in prison at Bristol Crown Court on October 15. Terroll Paul (31), Mohamed Samagassi (37), and Pierre Madzou (30) forcibly entered the victim's home in the early hours of May 15, assaulted the victim, and demanded that he hand over a large amount of digital currency. The victim was struck on the head and hospitalized for treatment. The three were arrested at the scene after the victim's underage younger sister called the police. All three pleaded guilty to aggravated burglary. Paul was sentenced to six years, Madzou to five and a half years, and Samagassi to five years.

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