A notorious criminal who took part in Britain’s biggest cash heist has won a move to an open prison, despite paying back just £1.
Lea Rusha, 48, was sentenced to life for his part in the £53million Securitas raid, but had a parole hearing earlier last month after serving his minimum sentence of 15 years.
The Parole Board recommended a move to a less harsh open jail, despite hearing Rusha had only paid back £1 to comply with a 2010 confiscation order.
