Robert Rinder: I feel sadness for my young muggers

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Judge Rinder, AKA Robert Rinder, is a criminal barrister and host of the eponymously titled show Judge Rinder. Although he is not actually a judge, after training as a criminal barrister he also wrote scripts.

Judge Robert Rinder has spoken out after he was mugged by a group of masked thugs earlier this week, admitting he now feels "sorry" for them."Three boys wearing balaclavas on bikes" cornered the Judge Rinder star in North London earlier this week.The masked thugs stole the 42-year-old barrister’s phone, and he was left "in shock" from the terrifying experience.Once this subsided, however, Judge Rinder took to Twitter to share his "sadness" at what he suspected would happen in his perpetrators’ futures."After the rage, I feel an overwhelming sense of sadness for these boys because I’ve seen where their path leads," the TV star explained."In the meantime, we need to champion, train & fully resource our brave police officers – who come from

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Judge Rinder had his mobile phone stolen by ‘three boys wearing balaclavas on bikes’ this week in north London, and was left ‘in shock’.Speaking after his initial tweet about the incident, the 42-year-old said: ‘After the rage, I feel an overwhelming sense of sadness for these boys because I’ve seen where their path leads. ‘In the meantime we need to champion, train & fully resource our brave police officers – who come from EVERY background – to work with ALL communities to protect us.’Rinder had initially tweeted saying: ‘I’ve just had my phone grabbed out my hands by 3 boys wearing balaclavas on bikes (Finchley Road & Canfield gardens).

Judge Rinder expressed his sadness for the three boys who stole his phone after ambushing him.

Judge Rinder has taken to Twitter to offer a 'financial reward' after he was mugged by 'three boys on bikes'. The thugs were wearing balaclavas and made off with the 42-year-old's phone.

Judge Robert Rinder has taken to Twitter to reveal he has been the victim of a street mugging.The TV star opened up about his ordeal to his followers and offered a financial reward for anyone able to assist the police.MORE: Judge Rinder shares rare look inside his home - and it's impossibly grandHe wrote: "I've just had my phone grabbed out my hands by 3 boys wearing balaclavas on bikes (Finchley Road & Canfield gardens). They laughed as I shouted to drop it. "I'm in shock but am insured & privileged," Robert continued.

Judge Rinder star claimed it was ‘grabbed out of my hands by three boys wearing balaclavas’ while he was out in London on Wednesday night.In a tweet he offered a reward to anyone who could provide information that would help.He said: ‘I’ve just had my phone grabbed out my hands by 3 boys wearing balaclavas on bikes (Finchley Road & Canfield gardens). They laughed as I shouted to drop it.

Judge Rinder has revealed that he was mugged by three boys on bikes who were wearing balaclavas and stole his phone.