Search for robber sentenced to 14 years for Lincolnshire attack
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Police said the couple had been asleep in bed when a brick was thrown through a bedroom window, injuring one of them seriously.Noble and Saddington entered through the window, before one of them hit one of the residents with a baseball bat, knocking them unconscious.The victims had their hands tied with a cable. One was held in the bathroom, while the other was forced to get the keys for a safe and a gun cabinet.Four shotguns were stolen, along with sentimental jewellery and cash. Noble and Saddington made their getaway in the victims' car, which was abandoned a short distance away.A police spokesperson said Noble and Saddington were pulled over in another vehicle several hours later. They were found in possession of a baseball bat and a quantity of cash. Noble was wearing muddy clothing.Noble, of no fixed address in the Worksop area, previously admitted aggravated robbery part-way through a trial in January.Saddington, of Norwood Avenue, Maltby, was found guilty of the same charge by a jury. A spokesperson for Lincolnshire Police said officers were "making efforts to locate and apprehend him".
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