It was a dull evening in the city of Edinburgh, the rain was rageful and streets were flooded. Paul was sitting in the warehouse waiting for the rest of the crew to arrive to finish the final planning for the jewellery store heist. The team had finally arrived.

The crew leader Paul has been in the criminal industry for 16 years, Jack Arnold and Damon are all in their late twenties and have been in the industry for 5 years. The score was a whopping £18.3 Million worth of diamond and gold.10 metres underground a mile long tunnel has been excavated from 2 feet under the jewellers to the warehouse. The crew were bringing a riot van with an EMP to shut off the cameras and other electrics so no one is alerted . Toxic gas will be sent out through the ventilation. The crew will be equipped with a jackhammer, gas masks, an automatic shotgun and a rifle, a duffle bag and a walkie talkie. There will be decoys being chased while the real crew leave through the tunnel.

The men sped off onto the bank. After a few minutes them and the decoys all arrived outside the bank dressed in suits and glasses with gas masks. Everyone in the bank passed out all the glass cabinets were sitting there with all the diamonds and gold anyone could imagine. All of the men ran around smashing all the glass, stuffing their bags as much as they could while the decoys in the back were drilling the ground. After 5 minutes the hole was drilled and the men left.

The men had gotten every single last bit of gold and diamond there was. They ran like bulls fueled with adrenaline and fear, but were yapping, screaming and cheering like children. The decoys were in an intense chase and one of them had been shot in the shoulder but managed to escape after what felt like the longest forty minutes of their lives. After what felt like the longest jog the crew had arrived at the warehouse and were going crazy. Everything had gone to plan and the heist was a success. They soon realised that Damon wasn’t with them. They had security camera footage of the place and the toxic gas had knocked him out.

Vincent Kennedy