Similarly, it is good fortune that no one nearby was injured or killed." He ordered CatAlloy to pay a fine of £120,000 and prosecution costs of £50,000 but accepted a request from Mr Morton that the company be given two years to settle its financial penalties. READ NEXT: Pervert who was 'always looking for little girls' walks free from court Thug befriended man at pub before robbing him at knifepoint Doors burned with blowtorch by burglars who broke into homes to steal luxury cars Faces of 11 people jailed in Liverpool this week Burglar rifled through woman's home while she was at her dad's funeral