Five jailed after stealing almost £1 million worth of cars in Coventry

Five men have been sentenced to prison for their respective roles in stealing almost £1 million worth of cars in Coventry.

Jason O'Farrell, Deacon Cumberbatch, Tyrone Henn and Kian O'Shea and Keegan Judge were all convicted for their parts in the vehicle thefts.

During their heists, various cars, motorbikes, motorhomes and luxury SUVs were stolen - with the group celebrating their victories on social media.

However, the five were reported and eventually detained, each facing trial for their respective parts in the thefts.

Previously, there had been an injunction lodged to protect Judge's name from being published, but this was lifted by a judge on Friday (March 21st).

Tyrone Henn, 23, of Everdon road, was jailed for 10 years and six months, with a 12 year driving ban.

Jason O'Farrell, 20, of no fixed address, was jailed for 10 years and five months, with a 14 year driving ban.

Deacon Cumberbatch, 19, of Riley Square, was jailed for six years and nine months, with a 10 year driving ban.

Keegan Judge, 18, of Nuneaton, was jailed for four years and five months, with a nine year driving ban.

Kian O'Shea, 19, of Milverton Road, was jailed for three years and nine months, with an eight year driving ban.

In total, all five men have been sentenced to a combined prison sentence of 36 years in prison, and 53 years of driving bans.

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