Not so funny now – Sale criminal who shouted “result” and laughed when jailed for blowing up ATMs has sentence INCREASED by over six years

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A career criminal from Sale found guilty of blowing up cash machines  and who then laughed in the dock and shouted “what a result!” after being jailed for 11 and a half years, will serve an extra six and a half years.
His accomplice, also from Sale, who was originally sentenced to seven years will now stay behind bars an extra five years after those original sentences were found to be “unduly lenient”.
Mark Marfleet sentenced to 11-and-a-half years
Mark Marfleet sentenced to 11-and-a-half years

The Court of Appeal  increased the sentences of  the two men,  Mark Marfleet, 37,  of Palatine Road, and Paul Warmisham, 35,  of Chorley Road,  Sale  for blowing up cash machines with explosives and conspiracy to steal after a  referral under the Unduly Lenient Sentence scheme.

Paul Warmisham from Chorley Road, Sale was jailed for eight-and-a-half years
Paul Warmisham from Chorley Road, Sale was jailed for eight-and-a-half years
At the original court hearing,  it was said that Marfleet, 37,  of Palatine Road, Sale, mixed oxygen and the flammable gas acetylene to blow the front off the Stockport Road ATM – one of two similar attacks he carried out in the area – before escaping on a motorbike.

His June 2015 attack on Timperley Post Office caused such devastating interior damage that the post office was shut for three months.

A single mum who was asleep in the flat above was woken by an explosion which was so powerful it demolished her staircase and ripped through the ground floor area – while her four-year-old son was left “traumatised”. The damage and financial loss amounted to £138,000.

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Police outside Timperley Post Office on the day of the attack

Between June and September 2015  the court heard, the pair stole two cash machines and attempted to steal another, using explosives to blow the front of the machine to access the money inside.

Whilst on bail for these offences, Marfleet also robbed a newsagents with another man who remains unidentified. The two men were armed and during the robbery doused the shopkeeper in petrol and threatened to set him alight.

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