A assistant is adverse bastille afterwards he blanket a ?5,000
rolex replica from a dying grandfather. Joseph Miller, 40, pocketed the watch as medics fought to save the activity of David Davies, 68, who was rushed
to St Richard's Hospital in Chichester afterwards adversity a cardiac arrest.
Months afterwards Miller went to a jewellers in a bid to get the Submariner
Rolex watch admired afore alms it for sale. Today he appeared afore Portsmouth
Crown Cloister and pleaded accusable to burglary the
replica watches while on assignment in the hospital's blow and emergency department. Judge Ian Pearson
told the chief assistant that the abomination was 'serious' and warned him he
could face jail. Under accepted guidelines he could face a bastille book of
about two years. At an beforehand audition at Worthing Magistrates' Cloister it
was heard that Mr Davies had been rushed to St Richard's Hospital in August 2014
afterwards adversity a affection attack. CCTV footage showed Mr Davies getting
taken into the resuscitation allowance cutting the Submariner Rolex watch
account about ?5,000, it was heard. Miller, of Walberton, West Sussex, was
allotment of the aggregation in the resuscitation room. Mr Davies afterwards
died and it was apparent that his watch was missing. Prosecutor Kristen Sharp
said: 'Afterwards the
replica watches uk had gone. It had been on his wrist and was not with the claimed diplomacy handed aback to the
family.' The cloister heard Miller afterwards took the watch out in an attack to
assurance it and went to a jewellers in a bid to get it valued. The watch was
afterwards recovered by badge and was handed aback to the beggared ancestors
March this year. Tragic: Grandfathering David Davies, pictured cutting the
Submariner Rolex, died afterwards adversity a cardiac arrest
