Eight individuals have been sentenced to a combined 29 years and 7 months in prison following a major parcel theft investigation in Warwickshire, where over £820,000 worth of goods were stolen from a courier facility in Kingsbury.

The offences took place between September 2022 and February 2023, with the group orchestrating a sophisticated operation to redirect high-value parcels, including computers, TVs, and electric bikes, to addresses under their control. The group used a method of placing new delivery labels over existing ones to divert the items.

Some of the stolen goods were sold on Facebook Marketplace and eBay, while others were found packaged for shipment to Romania.

Sentencing Details

Following an investigation by Warwickshire Police, the following individuals have been sentenced:

• Marius Marin, 22, of Palace Road, Birmingham – 6 years (Conspiracy to Steal)
• Angelica Stan, 26, of Eastfield Road, Birmingham – 6 years (Conspiracy to Steal)
• Toma Radu, 24, of Tewkesbury Street, Leicester – 5 years, 6 months (Conspiracy to Steal)
• Andre Nenicioiu, 24, of Fullbrook Grove, Birmingham – 5 years, 2 months (Conspiracy to Steal)
• Giorcaev Radu, 26, of Eastfield Green, Birmingham – 3 years, 9 months (Conspiracy to Steal)
• Adrian Nenicioiu, 50, of Fullbrook Grove, Birmingham – 2 years, 4 months (Conspiracy to Steal)
• Rodica Nenicioiu, 45, of Fullbrook Grove, Birmingham – 10 months, suspended for 18 months (Possession of Criminal Property)
• Isac Dinu, 23, of Fairfield Street, Leicester – 2 years, 9 months (Conspiracy to Steal)

Fugitives and Further Action

Three of the convicted individuals—Marin, Toma Radu, and Giorcaev Radu—fled to Romania during the trial. Efforts to locate and extradite them are ongoing.

Warwickshire Police have also submitted an application under the Proceeds of Crime Act in a bid to recover the stolen assets.

Police Statement

A spokesperson for Warwickshire Police said:

“This was a carefully planned and well-executed operation targeting high-value items. The sentencing reflects the seriousness of the offences and the significant financial impact on businesses.
We are continuing our efforts to locate those who fled the country and are committed to ensuring all those responsible are held to account.”

Anyone with information about the whereabouts of the wanted individuals is urged to contact Warwickshire Police on 101 or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.