Members of The Gang
| Name | Sentences |
|---|---|
| Lee Wenham | Sentenced to four years in jail after pleading guilty to conspiracy to steal. At the same time he was sentenced to nine years after pleading guilty to an attempted robbery which took place at Ayelsford, in Kent, in June 2000. Considered to have masterminded the raid. |
| Raymond Betson | Sentenced 18 years for conspiring to rob. |
| William Cockram | Sentenced 18 years for conspiring to rob. The sentence was later reduced to 15 years on appeal. |
| Terry Millman | Died of cancer before trial date of 8 November 2001 |
| Aldo Ciarrocchi | Received 15 years |
| Robert Adams | Received 15 years |
| Kevin Meredith | Was cleared of conspiracy to rob but found guilty of conspiring to steal. He was sentenced to five years. |
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