As the UK's term of being in the European Union draws to a close, many crimes that involved
transportation of humans and drugs from the continent are now coming to light.
Having no border-control is a boon for criminals, although it seems the authorities haven't quite
grasped that yet... or had they?
The organised gang in the article below were apprehended in 2016, but just like the grooming
-gangs around Great Britain, their ethnicity was deemed 'sensitive' and so the mainstream
media steered away from reporting on it
There'll be more to come I'm sure, but it shows once again, how out-of-touch the public really
are with the truth. Welcome to the Persian Bazaar mentality.
transportation of humans and drugs from the continent are now coming to light.
Having no border-control is a boon for criminals, although it seems the authorities haven't quite
grasped that yet... or had they?
The organised gang in the article below were apprehended in 2016, but just like the grooming
-gangs around Great Britain, their ethnicity was deemed 'sensitive' and so the mainstream
media steered away from reporting on it
There'll be more to come I'm sure, but it shows once again, how out-of-touch the public really
are with the truth. Welcome to the Persian Bazaar mentality.
Quote:Drug dealing primary school teacher who hid machine gun in her underwear drawer jailed.The Express:
'A Drug dealing primary school teacher has been sentenced to 17 years in prison after being
part of an organised crime gang. Police raided the home of Aqsa Carvalho and found a deadly
Skorpion machine pistol, capable of firing 850 rounds a minute, hidden beneath her underwear.
(Left To Right) Police found the weapons stashed in Aqsa Carvalho's knicker drawer.
This is the Skorpion automatic pistol capable of firing 180 times a minute.
Carvalho's car dealing boyfriend Robert James received 18 years in prison.
Jamon Anwar, left, and Abdul Ramzan were also sentenced to years behind bars.
The 26-year-old teacher, from Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire, also stashed a self-loading pistol
and a revolver next to her knickers. Officers searched the house in a bid to take down an organised
gang flooding the streets with Class A drugs after they oversaw a suspicious package being
handed to one of Carvalho’s associates.
She denied the charges but was jailed at Kingston Crown Court after being found guilty of three
counts of possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life and possession with intent to supply
Class A drugs.
Carvalho’s husband, 32-year-old car dealer Robert James, pleaded guilty to the same charges
and received 18 years in prison. A Scotland Yard spokesperson said: “A search of the address
revealed three firearms in the main bedroom, concealed in the underwear drawer of Aqsa Carvalho.
“The firearms were a Skorpion machine pistol, a Makarov self-loading pistol and a revolver.
“Ammunition for the machine pistol was found in the magazine next to the weapon and more
was located in another box.
“The machine pistol was set to fully automatic mode.
“Cash, a quantity of Class A drugs, along with a drugs grinder and scales, were also located during
the search. “A number of mobile phones seized during the raid subsequently revealed evidence of
extensive drug dealing.”
The gang came to the police’s attention when an undercover officer witnessed Carvalho’s associates,
Abdul Ramzan, 25, and Jamon Anwar, 30, come into possession of a suspicious package.
Police later discovered the gang’s drug stash was valued at £7,000.
Ramzan from Slough, Berkshire, was jailed for 16 years after he pleaded guilty to possession with intent
to supply Class A drugs and was found guilty of three counts of possession of a firearm with intent to
endanger life.
Anwar, also of Slough, was found guilty of three counts of possession of a firearm with intent to endanger
life and was sentenced to 14 years imprisonment. Detective Constable Gill McLean, of the Met's Special
Projects Team, is glad the violent gang are off the streets.
She said: “These are extremely dangerous individuals who were prepared to use lethal firearms to protect
an illicit drug dealing business.
“I am pleased that they have now been jailed for a considerable period of time.”...'
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