Prison terms after London ram raids caused over £1 million in losses and damage
Max Tyson and Ryan Brough each received three years and four months for a series of shop burglaries. Harry Johnson received one year and ten months for handling stolen goods. The Metropolitan Police announced the sentences on 29 October.
A London court imposed prison sentences on three men in a case involving ram raids on luxury shops. According to the Metropolitan Police, the group committed five offences, including an attempted raid, over three months. The stolen goods and damage together exceeded £1 million.
Max Tyson, 26, and Ryan Brough, 34, admitted conspiracy to commit burglary and each received three years and four months. Harry Johnson, 25, received one year and ten months for handling stolen goods. Two other defendants, Sonny Stringer and Olivier Ndayizeie, received suspended prison sentences.
The offenders used stolen vehicles to ram shops near Bond Street and Sloane Square. A raid on 16 December 2025 alone involved more than 105 items worth almost £385,000. CCTV, number-plate records and DNA helped detectives identify those involved. Police said the stolen goods were subsequently resold; receipts found in Cornwall helped trace that route.
