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Barclays Bank computer theft: Four men in court over £1.3m haul Barclays Bank computer theft: Two men in court over £1.3m haul
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Four men have appeared in court charged in connection with the theft of £1.3m from Barclays Bank. Two men have appeared in court charged in connection with the theft of £1.3m from Barclays Bank.
The money was transferred by computer from the branch in Swiss Cottage in north London in April, police said.The money was transferred by computer from the branch in Swiss Cottage in north London in April, police said.
Searches have been carried out at addresses across London where property including cash, jewellery, drugs and credit cards have been seized. Darius Bolder, 34, and Tony Colston-Hayter, 47, have been charged with conspiracy to steal from the bank.
The men appeared at Westminster Magistrates' Court and were remanded into custody. They appeared at Westminster Magistrates' Court and have been remanded in custody until a court appearance next month.
Michael Victor Harper, 26, from Hampstead, north-west London and Lewis James Murphy, 29, from Chelsea, west London, have been charged with conspiracy to commit fraud by false representation. Mr Bolder, of Chelsea, west London, and Mr Colston-Harper, of Ilminster in Somerset, did not enter pleas to the charges.
Darius Bolder, 34, from Chelsea is charged with conspiracy to commit fraud by false representation and conspiracy to steal. Tony Colston-Hayter, 47, from Marylebone, central London, faces a charge of conspiracy to steal. Mr Bolder is also accused of conspiring to commit fraud by false representation, alongside two other defendants.
All four will appear at Southwark Crown Court on 3 October. Lewis Murphy, 29, also of Chelsea, and Michael Harper, 26, of Gospel Oak in north-west London, are both charged with credit card fraud linked to the retailer Selfridges.
They also entered no plea and were remanded in custody.
All four will appear next at Southwark Crown Court on 3 October.
A further four men arrested in connection with the theft have been released on bail.A further four men arrested in connection with the theft have been released on bail.
A spokesman for the bank said it had been able to recover a "significant amount" of money and added that no customers had suffered financial loss as a result of the theft. A spokesman for Barclays Bank said it had been able to recover a "significant amount" of money and added that no customers had suffered financial loss as a result of the theft.