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Moped Mugger Jailed For 10 years For Attempted Robbery Of Arsenal Duo Mesut Ozil & Sead Kolasinac - Turkish Football
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Moped Mugger Jailed For 10 years For Attempted Robbery Of Arsenal Duo Mesut Ozil & Sead Kolasinac

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Moped Mugger Jailed For 10 years For Attempted Robbery Of Arsenal Duo Mesut Ozil & Sead Kolasinac
LEICESTER, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 09: Mesut Ozil of Arsenal runs with the ball under pressure from Caglar Soyuncu of Leicester City during the Premier League match between Leicester City and Arsenal FC at The King Power Stadium on November 09, 2019 in Leicester, United Kingdom. (Photo by Ross Kinnaird/Getty Images)

The moped mugger who attempted to rob Arsenal footballers Mesut Ozil and Sead Kolasinac of £200,000 luxury watches has been jailed for 10 years according to the BBC.

Ashley Smith, 30, and his accomplice Jordan Northover, 26, ambushed Kolasinac and Ozil in north London as they were entering the playmaker of Turkish origin’s car.

The thugs had their attempt to rob the Arsenal duo thwarted by the Bosnia international who confronted them and managed to briefly chase them away.

Dramatic footage showed Kolasinac chasing off the attackers as one threatened him with a foot-long metal spike.

The video was released by police as a second thug was convicted of attempted robbery this week.

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Kolasinac then managed to jump into Ozil’s car before being chased by the moped gang in a high-speed pursuit.

Ozil and Kolasinac managed to flee to safety taking refuge in a nearby Turkish restaurant.

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Smith pleaded guilty to the attempted robbery just yards from Kolasinac’s home in Hampstead, northwest London, on July 25.

After the hearing Chief Insp Jim Corbett said: “Northover and Smith attempted this brazen robbery after travelling around looking for people to rob.

“Northover didn’t hesitate to draw a weapon when making demands — but he did not bargain on being challenged.”