Five West End fashion-store robberies lead to prison and suspended sentences

Crime · First reported 29 Oct, 22:05 · Updated 23:27

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Five luxury fashion stores in London’s West End were targeted between November 2025 and January 2026 using stolen vehicles to break through shopfronts. Three men received prison sentences and two others suspended sentences; police put the combined damage and value of stolen goods at £1 million.

Police said five fashion stores were targeted in the West End between November 2025 and January 2026, with stolen vehicles used to break through shopfronts.
Max Tyson and Ryan Brough each received three years and four months in prison, while Harry Johnson was jailed for one year and 10 months; Sonny Stringer and Olivier Ndayizeie received suspended sentences.
Police said damage to the shops combined with the value of stolen items totalled £1 million; one Lora Piana raid involved goods worth nearly £385,000.

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Key facts

Robbery period: November 2025 to January 2026
Stores targeted: Five
Combined damage and stolen-goods value: £1 million, according to police
Lora Piana goods taken: More than 105 items worth nearly £385,000
Prison sentences: Tyson and Brough: three years and four months each; Johnson: one year and 10 months
Suspended sentences: Stringer and Ndayizeie