POLICE probing Britain’s biggest cash robbery have traced just £50,000 of the missing £32million haul in 14 years.
Some £21million was recovered soon after a £53million Securitas depot raid.
But figures released to The Sun under Freedom of Information rules show confiscation orders against key gang members have clawed back a relative pittance.
Fourteen gunmen seized the Bank of England cash in Tonbridge, Kent, in 2006.
In 2016 Paul Allen, described as an enforcer to heist mastermind Lee Murray, was freed despite handing back just £420 of £1.9million he is thought to have pocketed. Both men, 42, were held in Morocco — where Murray is serving a 25-year sentence.
Two gang members had time added to jail terms for failing to comply with confiscation orders.
Just £1 each was recovered from fellow robbers Jetmir Bucpapa, 38, Roger Coutts, 42, and Lea Rusha, 46.
David Spencer, of the Centre for Crime Prevention, told us: “This will rightly anger all law-abiding readers.”
