HISTORY OF VIOLENCE: THE CRIMINAL RECORDS OF KOHLER'S ATTACKERS
Notorious: Career criminal Dawid Tychon
The bodybuilder
Dawid
Tychon, right, is a violent career criminal who masterminded the raid
but tried to persuade police he was only the getaway driver.
Wanted
by the Polish prison authorities and at least two forces, the
29-year-old is a violent gangster linked to robberies, drugs and car
crime.
He
has already served three jail sentences in his native country for an
attack involving a gun, theft, burglary and drugs offences.
Tychon,
an unemployed labourer, revelled in his notoriety, flexing his muscles
and wearing hooded tops for photographs he posted online.
The soccer thug
Mariusz Tomaszewski was a die-hard football hooligan who fled Poland, where police files describe him as a 'very dangerous man'.
He
served eight years in prison for violent offences and arrived in
Britain in 2013 to continue his life of crime while living with his
pregnant girlfriend.
Tomaszewski
lost a job at Heathrow Airport after oversleeping on the first day and
instead spent his days drinking and smoking cannabis.
His
ex-wife, who divorced him in 2003 and has started a new life in Austria
with their teenage son, said she was horrified at what he has done.
'I knew that he was only recently let out of jail in Poland so for him to be back inside again so soon is crazy,' she said.
The henchmen
The
final gang members Oskar Pawlowichz, 30, and Pawel Honc, 24, both have
lengthy criminal records, police said. Pawlowichz, 29, who was caught on
CCTV fleeing the robbery, has served two jail sentences in his native
country for violent assaults.
A woman posted a series of messages online after his arrest, including a social media 'status update' that read 'DEAD!!'
Apparently
referring to his crime, she added: 'When a person dies there remains
after him on this earth nothing but the good which he did to others.'
Henchmen: Oskar Pawlowichz, 29, (left) and Pawel Honc, 23, (right) are the other two men who attacked Mr Kohler
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