Northern scrapyard crime boss Tommy 'Hot Dog' Smith ordered to pay nearly £300,000 after being caught on camera in Harrods
direct to your inboxA shopping trip to Harrods in London was just one example of the 'lavish lifestyle' scrapyard boss Tommy 'Hot Dog' Smith and his wife Mary Smith enjoyed.In the iconic store, the couple browsed items by high end fashion designer Christian Louboutin.They were also found to have a Range Rover and jewellery, and had invested in property and land.Their extravagance was funded by crime.A court has found that the couple had each benefited from criminality to the tune of £1 million, and the footage of the pair shopping in Harrods has been released after a hearing in which they were told they must pay back nearly £300,000.Get the latest updates from across Greater Manchester direct to your inbox with the free MEN newsletterYou