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David Hunt Biography
David Hunt is one of the most popular and richest Rower who was born on February 1, 1991 in Pretoria, South Africa. Hunt is born on the 29th of May the year 1961 the town of Canning Town to May (nee Wicks) and George Hunt, the youngest of 13 children.
Hunt is identified as Metropolitan Police sources as being “too big to bring down”. Hunt became a close associate with and accomplice of Reggie Kray, visiting him in prison in the year 2000 prior to his passing. He was the manager of “Hunt’s Waste Recycling” in Dagenham that, during the 2012 Olympics final ceremony was the scene for the “largest fire in several years” in London that saw over 40 fire engines as well as more than 200 firefighters attend the scene. Today, it is called Connect Waste, the recycling facility is managed by long-time Hunt’s acquaintance, Phil Mitchell.
A police investigation into The Hunt Syndicate, codenamed Operation Tiberius, concluded that it had managed to evade prosecution through a mixture of utilising corrupt police contacts and the intimidation of witnesses. The crime gang were uncovered by the crime squad in Newham, East London in 2006, when a scrapyard in the Docklands area of East London was searched for stolen metal. When another nearby property was raided as part of that operation, 42 containers were unexpectedly discovered to contain the contents of 18 lorry thefts and a commercial burglary. Counterfeit goods were also seized. Dave McKelvey, head of the crime squad, discovered that the gang had been corrupting police officers for over a decade and that despite a gang insider leaking information to the police, the information was never acted upon. Despite overwhelming evidence, the case collapsed after a corrupt anti-corruption detective sent a dossier to prosecutors raising concerns about McKelvey, who was then investigated for two years (the investigation was found to be fatally flawed and McKelvey exonerated, with Detective Chief Superintendent Albert Patrick stating that he struggled to understand what McKelvey was being accused of). As a result of the raids, McKelvey was informed whilst interviewing a petty criminal that a known contract-killer had been contracted for £1 Million to kill 3 police officers including McKelvey himself, who now lives under round the clock police protection.
During the trial, The Sunday Times employed five professional bodyguards to protect their witnesses. On the second day of the trial the bodyguards walked off the job after being approached in a pub, with another security firm refusing to take the job on due to the dangerous reputation of the Hunt Syndicate. As the article had been based largely on leaked Serious Organised Crime Agency and police documents, the paper had to rely on these as evidence. When the paper approached the Metropolitan Police before publicly disclosing the leaked documents, the Met responded by unsuccessfully trying to sue them for the recovery of those documents and to obtain an order banning their publication. The Met also launched an internal investigation to try and identify the source of the leak. Sunday Times journalist Michael Gillard was named British Journalism Awards Journalist of the Year in 2013 for the expose, but was unable to attend the award ceremony due to security concerns meaning that he was unable to attend public events in London.
Hunt is a resident of The Morleys, a 7 bedrooms mansion in Woodside Green, Great Hallingbury close to the border of Essex and Hertfordshire near Bishop’s Stortford. The mansion is complete with a pool, tennis court gym, and dog pen for guard dogs The house was purchased in September 1993 for a price of P600,000. Then in 2013, the mansion was found that Hunt did not disclose any earnings or payment of taxes in the years between 1982 and and he was unable recall how he managed to finance the home.
| Name | David Hunt |
| First Name | David |
| Last Name | Hunt |
| Occupation | Rower |
| Birthday | February 1 |
| Birth Year | 1991 |
| Place of Birth | |
| Home Town | Pretoria |
| Birth Country | South Africa |
| Birth Sign | Aquarius |
| Full/Birth Name | |
| Parents | George Hunt |
| Siblings | Stephen Hunt |
| Spouse | Patricia Heaton (m. 1990) |
| Children(s) | Joseph Charles Hunt, Daniel Patrick Hunt, John Basil Hunt, Samuel David Hunt |
Ethnicity, religion & political views
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It was revealed in May 2014 that Lloyds Bank had loaned Hunt up to £5 Million at the time of the case, after a £4.2 Million loan with Barclays was called in after staff read media reports of the case. It was also revealed that whilst owing The Sunday Times £805,000 in legal costs, Hunt was loaned £1 Million by former pornographer and newspaper owner and current West Ham United F.C. co-chairman David Sullivan. The loan was made from Sullivan’s finance firm GC CO NO 102 to Hunt’s business Hunt’s (UK) Properties. A member of the Treasury Select Committee believed that the Financial Conduct Authority should investigate the loans.
David Hunt Net Worth
David Hunt is one of the richest Rower from South Africa. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, David Hunt's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)
David Charles Hunt (born April 1961 in Canning Town, London) is an English organised crime boss who is linked to fraud, violence prostitution, money laundering and violence. Hunt is the leader of a gang known as The Hunt Syndicate, which is described as an extensive criminal enterprise that has been able to elude significant scrutiny by police. Hunt is well-known in the gangland community as Long Fella, due to the height of his 6 feet 5 in.. In a police confidential report from the beginning of 2000, which was then released on the internet Hunt’s gang was believed to comprise family members as well as his father, who is a popular reality TV actor.
In the mid-80s, Hunt joined The Snipers street gang that was involved in hijackings of lorries throughout Essex as well as East London. Six of his relatives were members of the gang and police intelligence reports showing David along with his twin brother Stephen as the two main members. He was detained seven times in his time in the gang, but witnesses would withdraw their accusations. Then, in the year 1986, he was handed an indefinite sentence suspended for nine months to handle stolen goods as well as the possession of a shotgun that was sawn off. Then, he entered the Soho sexual trade, buying properties that were used as a pornography shop as well as a brothel. The police also identified him in the middle of a criminal network that was involved in the protection rackets that were operating at bars and nightclubs.
In 2004, a book written by former Hunt associate Jimmy Holmes (under the pseudonym Horace Silver), titled “Judas Pig”, was published. Presented as a fictional book based on a career criminal called Billy Abrahams, it was in fact a thinly disguised autobiography of Holme’s time as a career criminal during the mid-80s and through to 1995, with the names of well known living gangsters’ names changed to avoid libel action. Hunt, referred to in the book as Abrahams’ “psychopathic partner in crime” Danny, is exposed as a violent gangland boss, who is responsible for numerous murders and serious assaults whilst running drug/porn/protection operations in London and Essex. Danny (David Hunt) falls out with Abrahams (Jimmy Holmes) and puts a contract out on his life. A follow up book titled “The Charity Committee” was re-written and published in July 2013, with the real names of the main protagonist included. The book is currently difficult to obtain, as it was withdrawn by Amazon due to a complaint from Hunt’s solicitors
| Net Worth | $5 Million |
| Salary | Under Review |
| Source of Income | Rower |
| Cars | Not Available |
| House | Living in own house. |
Amidst the Panama Papers leak of April 2016, it was revealed by The Guardian that Hunt was a client of Mossack Fonseca and owned an offshore company, EMM Limited, which held ownership of an iron and steel business in East London
In 2016 details of a plot to assassinate three police officers who were investigating Hunt were revealed in full detail in an episode of BBC’s Panorama. For a £1million contract, Hunt had summoned Yardie hitman Carl ‘The Dread’ Robinson to a boat in Marbella and instructed him to kill the officers. Despite the detectives being tipped off there was a contract against them, their superiors, instead of investigating this, suspended the three officers and investigated them for corruption. They were later cleared of any wrongdoing.
Height, Weight & Body Measurements
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| Height | Unknown |
| Weight | Not Known |
| Body Measurements | Under Review |
| Eye Color | Not Available |
| Hair Color | Not Available |
| Feet/Shoe Size | Not Available |
In 2013, Hunt unsuccessfully tried to sue The Sunday Times, who three years earlier had exposed him as a violent “underworld king”, with the judge stating that it was “reasonable to describe the claimant as a violent and dangerous criminal and the head of an organised crime group implicated in murder, drug trafficking and fraud”. Hunt was represented by Hugh Tomlinson QC, who is the chairman of the Hacked Off campaign and also a member of the Matrix Chambers group of barristers of whom Cherie Blair is a founding member. Tomlinson portrayed Hunt as a “rough diamond” who “was a misunderstood property tycoon whose only passions in life were his family and racing pigeons”, and argued that it was not in the public interest for the newspaper to have revealed how Hunt had been embroiled in a gangland turf war over land the Government had been due to buy in the lead-up to the Olympics.
Who is David Hunt Dating?
According to our records, David Hunt married to Patricia Heaton (m. 1990). As of December 1, 2023, David Hunt’s is not dating anyone.
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David Ranked on the list of most popular Rower. Also ranked in the elit list of famous people born in South Africa. David Hunt celebrates birthday on February 1 of every year.
What episode did David Hunt play on Everybody Loves Raymond?
“Everybody Loves Raymond” Hackidu (TV Episode 2000) – David Hunt as Bill Parker – IMDb.
Who is the CEO of PGIM?
David A. Hunt is president and CEO of PGIM, the global investment management businesses of Prudential Financial, Inc. David Hunt is president and CEO of PGIM, a top-15 global asset manager1 with U.S. $1.39 trillion in assets under management2 across public and private asset classes.
Who was David Hunt in Everybody Loves Raymond?
David Hunt (born 1954) is a British actor, best known for playing the serial killer Harlan Rook in The Dead Pool. He also played Bill Parker on Everybody Loves Raymond (which starred his wife, actress Patricia Heaton) and Darren McCarthy on 24.
Who runs London gangland?
| Rivals | Various criminal gangs in London |
What did Doris Roberts pass away from?
April 17, 2016
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