Seventeen arrested in coordinated raids on suspected crime group
The Metropolitan Police conducted a major operation deploying over 800 officers across London and four counties, resulting in the arrest of 17 individuals suspected of being part of an organised crime group. The operation involved coordinated dawn raids targeting suspected criminal activities.
– 65-year-old man: organised crime, conspiracy to commit GBH, money laundering, tax evasion
– 31-year-old woman: conspiracy to commit GBH, organised crime participation
– 56-year-old man: GBH (police officer stabbing), organised crime, money laundering, tax evasion, false accounting
– 64-year-old man: organised crime, money laundering, failure to disclose
– 56-year-old man: organised crime, money laundering, false accounting, tax evasion
– 47-year-old man: organised crime, money laundering, false accounting, tax evasion, Regulation 86 breach
– 31-year-old man: organised crime, money laundering, false accounting, tax evasion, Regulation 86 breach
– 30-year-old man: organised crime, money laundering, false accounting, tax evasion, Regulation 86 breach
– 26-year-old man: organised crime, money laundering, tax evasion, false accounting
– 49-year-old man: organised crime participation
– 47-year-old man: organised crime, conspiracy to commit GBH
– 37-year-old man: organised crime, conspiracy to commit GBH
– 43-year-old man: organised crime, money laundering
– 41-year-old woman: money laundering, tax evasion
– 39-year-old man: money laundering
– 38-year-old man: money laundering
– 39-year-old man: money laundering, cheating the public
- Met Police arrested 17 in coordinated raids targeting organised crime network
- Charges include money laundering, GBH, conspiracy, and tax evasion
- Operation deployed over 800 officers across London and four counties
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Met Police arrest 17 in huge operation targeting suspected organised crime group: More than 800 officers deployed in dawn raids across London and four counties”.