Gang raids homes of Chelsea manager,Leicester City’s late owner
A gang have raided the homes of Chelsea manager, Frank Lampard and Leicester City’s late owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha.
They stole more than £1million of valuables from billionaire Vichai’s house, left as a shrine after his death
The heist in Knightsbridge, West London, came ten days after a similar raid on Lampard’s £12million home in nearby Chelsea.
Thieves got away with £60,000 of jewellery and watches belonging to Frank and wife Christine, both 41.
It was the fourth time the ex-England star has been burgled. Details of the break-ins, last December, have never been made public by police.
But Flying Squad detectives are studying CCTV footage of both, with a gang of crooks targeting the rich and famous believed to be responsible.
The gang raided Lampard’s townhouse on December 1 — after it was previously targeted in 2018. In 2005 and 2008 thieves stole cars from his previous home, including a Mercedes and Aston Martin.
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The Met Police confirmed it was investigating. No arrests have been made.