Two robbers bicker in fake scouse accents to confuse shopkeeper

Sarah Hooper | Live News Reporter Published August 4, 2026 7:19am Updated August 4, 2026 7:19am To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Two thieves were filmed on CCTV arguing over who would carry the loot, using fake names and Scouse accents to confuse the store owner. Stephen Bradley, 56, and David Oakley, 48, burst into Maddy’s Store in New Mills, Derbyshire, on November 26 last year wearing balaclavas and threatening a shopkeeper with a knife and a fake gun. The pair demanded cash from the till before making off with £4,000 worth of cigarettes, £200 in cash and nine bottles of Jack Daniels whiskey. But instead of making a clean getaway, the masked raiders started bickering over who would carry the loot. The two men