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TRAIN DEPOT RAMPAGE

Shocking moment thug armed with sledgehammer smashes up London Victoria train depot causing £30k of damage

Dramatic footage shows the vandal smashing through the gates out of compound after stealing a van

THIS is the shocking moment a thug smashed up a railway depot with a sledgehammer.

This "utterly meaningless rampage" ended when the vandal crashed a stolen vehicle through the gates.

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The vandal stole keys to a Network Rail van and proceeded to smash his way out of the compoundCredit: British Transport Police
CCTV shows the Network Rail vehicle crashing through the gate of the compoundCredit: British Transport Police
Armed with a sledgehammer the thug began smashing signs in the depotCredit: British Transport Police

CCTV captured the wrecking spree after he climbed into a Network Rail yard near London Victoria station shortly before 9am on Saturday 22 October.

When inside the building he used the hammer to smash up walls, windows, toilets and computers.

During his rampage he also stole keys to a Network Rail vehicle.

Footage shows the man crashing the vehicle through gates.

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British Transport Police Detective Sergeant Krishan Appannah, said: “This was an utterly meaningless rampage.

"By stealing a van and driving it so erratically, this could have had lethal consequences for either the man himself or a passing member of the public.

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He climbed into the Network Rail yard near London Victoria station shortly before 9am on Saturday 22 OctoberCredit: British Transport Police
A clear picture of the thug who smashed up the railway station yardCredit: British Transport Police
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“His 30 minute path of destruction is estimated to have caused roughly £20,000 to £30,000 worth of damage.

"This is simply unacceptable and we are working hard to trace him, however I need your help.

“I would urge anyone who recognises this man to contact us as soon as possible.”


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