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It's the kind of story you might have

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watched in a TV drama. A

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police officer is targeted by an

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organised crime gang looking

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for someone on the inside.

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A corrupt insider inside a police station who can

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run searches for you or give you tip offs.

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That is just how organised crime

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works in the 21st century. In

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2020, the Metropolitan Police come across

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some intel that one of its

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own is working for a gang

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involved in wholesale drug trafficking and

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money laundering. They

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find the clues and messages hacked

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from the EncroChat encrypted phone network.

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That's the criminals network of choice.

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The secret communication system relied on

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by organised criminals to trade drugs

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and firearms has been hacked. It's

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called EncroChat and

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its users think it's uncrackable.

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EncroChat has become a trusted

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and required tool for 10,000

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top level UK criminals. For

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over two months, the messages sent

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by criminals on their EncroChat phones

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have been read by the police. Sometimes

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it was like being in a room with

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them and they are talking freely and they

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don't see them. They're drug dealing,

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they're money laundering. And

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just occasionally, there are boasts about which

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police officers they've got in their pockets.

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I'm Mabin Azar and for BBC

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Sounds, this is Catching the Kingpins,

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the story of the largest

1:55

organised crime bust in British

1:57

policing history. The

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Met opens up about an investigation into

2:03

one of its own offices. For

2:05

the first time, a detective from the

2:08

anti-corruption squad will talk about the case

2:10

in public and explain

2:12

why investigating so-called criminals

2:14

in uniform is one

2:16

of the most secretive jobs in policing. Because

2:19

bank coppers are a danger, not

2:22

just to the public, but to their

2:24

fellow officers. There's always a risk

2:27

when we're investigating people within the organisation. We

2:29

have to be really careful where we go.

2:33

The impact on the safety of the people involved

2:35

in this could be quite serious. One

2:38

of them mentioned that they'd seen my wife and kid

2:40

and knew where I lived. Episode 5, Line

2:42

of Duty. The

2:51

carpool at Stoke Newington Police Station

2:53

in East London. PC

2:56

Gashif Mahmoud jumps into a patrol

2:58

car and screeches off. It's

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Sunday, March 8, 2020. Just

3:06

after 5pm, PC Gashif Mahmoud is

3:08

heading to the meeting. Met

3:11

Detective DI Andy Smith. He

3:13

left Stoke Newington in the afternoon, driven

3:16

a short distance to Stratford in East

3:18

London where he connected an associate of

3:20

his called Ben Gergill. If

3:24

someone Mahmoud likes to work with, Gergill

3:27

gets into the car in uniform and

3:30

off they go. You

3:36

see, Mahmoud has some intel about

3:38

an organised crime gang. A

3:40

bunch of notorious drug dealers will be

3:42

handing over a rucksack full of used

3:44

notes to a courier who'll

3:46

take that money to be laundered. And

3:52

Mahmoud thinks he can trust Gergill to

3:54

help. Mahmoud

3:56

and Gergill race across town to

3:58

Chingford on the outside. skirts of

4:00

East London. It's

4:05

the kind of grab it by the horns

4:08

policing that the bosses at Stolt Newington have

4:10

come to expect from Mafmoud. PC

4:13

Mafmoud had 10 years service in the police.

4:16

He was working as a

4:18

response team officer. We

4:20

know that he was looked up to

4:22

by his colleagues, clearly a more experienced

4:24

officer. Detective Inspector Andy Smith. Many

4:26

of the people he would have worked

4:28

with know that he was

4:31

commended on at least one occasion.

4:33

He's only 31 years old and

4:35

already he's picked up five awards.

4:37

He was a well thought-of officer.

4:40

Mafmoud told friends he decided he wanted to

4:42

join the police after he was stabbed for

4:45

refusing to join a gang. To

4:47

Mafmoud and Gergil, law and order is a

4:50

family affair. Both their

4:52

wives are cops. Mafmoud's brother, Ahmed,

4:54

is an officer too. Both

4:57

are fanatical about the gym. Mafmoud

5:00

likes to flex. In

5:02

one photo he's stripped to the waist,

5:04

side on to the camera so his

5:07

tensed bicep looks as big as possible.

5:09

He's got a smile on his face, kind

5:12

of look how hot I look. All

5:15

that muscle is probably going to be useful

5:17

when trying to catch gangsters in the act.

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On this day in March 2020

5:24

the N-Crow chat hack hasn't happened

5:26

yet. PC Mafmoud

5:28

knows nothing about it. If

5:31

he did it could have made his

5:33

life a whole lot easier. On

5:39

Balcone Road, Chingford, a member of

5:41

a notorious gang called the Khans,

5:44

pulls off in an Audi TT.

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He's carrying a rucksack. He walked over got

5:49

into the Range Rover, he was in there

5:51

for a short time. When he

5:53

got in he was carrying a rucksack. When

5:55

he got out he didn't have the rucksack. just

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handed over the drugs money for

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laundering. Mahmoud

6:04

and Gergel are just too late to

6:06

witness it, but the Range

6:09

Rover, which has just taken delivery of the

6:11

rucksack, is still sitting there. They

6:14

search the car and just as the mall

6:16

predicted, inside that rucksack

6:18

is a bag full of bank

6:20

notes. The courier

6:22

accepts his fate. He's

6:25

not arrested, but the money is

6:27

confiscated. P.C. Mahmoud

6:29

writes down his details. If

6:31

the man in the Range Rover wants to argue

6:33

that the money shouldn't have been taken, he's

6:36

got seven days to contest it. In

6:39

the meantime, he goes free. Watching

6:44

this whole thing unfold are

6:46

a couple of plainclothes detectives in

6:48

an unmarked car. They're

6:51

from the Met's anti-money laundering unit

6:53

and they've had the courier under surveillance.

6:56

They can't believe it when P.C. Mahmoud and

6:59

Gergel, two uniformed cops they've

7:01

never seen before, pull up. Who

7:04

are these guys? More to

7:06

the point. They wondered why the courier hadn't

7:08

been arrested. Yeah, I was wondering

7:10

about that too. So they were

7:12

aware that he was potentially in possession of a

7:14

large amount of money at this stage. Once

7:18

the courier has driven off, the

7:20

detectives from the money laundering unit

7:22

walk over to Mahmoud and Gergel.

7:25

They want to know what's happened to the

7:28

bag of cash. They witnessed the uniform officers

7:30

speaking to the courier and

7:32

having a general nosy around his vehicle. Obviously

7:35

they would expect him to find the bag

7:37

that they'd just seen the male in the

7:39

Audi TT give to him. P.C.

7:42

Mahmoud says it was just a routine

7:44

drug stop. I could smell a

7:46

bit of cannabis, he says, but I

7:48

didn't find any rock sack. That's

7:50

where it started to unravel for Kishif Mahmoud.

7:56

I reckon at this point We

7:58

should get the I. Andy Smith to take a look at the bag. Oh

8:00

you why? he knows how much about the

8:02

case A Pc? Gosh if my mood. I'm

8:05

a detective inspection they anti corruption

8:08

command of the much both Someplace

8:10

like most people that work and

8:12

anti corruption commands as a desire

8:14

to root out those people in

8:16

the organization that were involved in

8:18

criminality wrongdoing. In other words, he's

8:20

the real life version of the

8:22

good guys in line of duty.

8:24

Corrupt. So like is challenging and

8:26

sense that you're investigating people from

8:29

within your own organization. When he

8:31

started to investigate my mood and

8:33

gaggle, one thing immediately stood out.

8:36

According. To the anti money laundering

8:38

cops, the Asian officer at balcony

8:41

Road identified himself as Pc Costs

8:43

if my mood. And

8:45

the whites officer identified himself

8:47

as Pc. Anger gag out.

8:50

Despite his parents and demeanor, guys

8:53

wasn't the police officer. His

8:55

wife was a police officer a was

8:57

a friend of to save money owed

8:59

to part since be a police officer.

9:02

His. Real name is Iron

9:04

Gago not Anger Geico. That's.

9:07

His wife and see is a real

9:09

cop. So. What On Earth is

9:11

going on here? The.

9:13

Clues were being last as you might

9:15

guess and messages being sent on the

9:17

and crowds at network. Because.

9:19

At this stage, the hat of

9:22

this encrypted phone network was still

9:24

so secret. That. The criminals didn't

9:26

know about it. And neither

9:28

did most cops. Including

9:30

Pc Gosh If My Mood, and

9:33

the Anti Corruption Squad. Somewhere

9:39

in Dubai. Or guys, let's

9:41

just him. Mister Big picks

9:43

up his encroach out phone

9:45

and sense the following messages

9:47

to someone in London Can

9:49

do one job tomorrow. Is

9:52

maybe inside the specific part? Has

9:55

to be five hundred k to one the

9:57

damned role and is a message to pass.

10:00

on to whoever is doing the job.

10:02

Tell him to do normal police act,

10:04

don't be cocky, and search the van

10:07

for more money. Mr

10:09

Big texts a post code. It's

10:11

the place where he thinks this vehicle, full

10:14

of cash, is going to be a street

10:16

in Wembley, North London. And

10:19

so the story takes us to yet

10:21

another incident where a driver is stopped

10:24

by an Asian police officer and a

10:26

white officer and has something

10:28

confiscated. Two

10:33

days into the first lockdown of

10:36

2020, a man with a van,

10:38

we're going to call him boiler repair guy,

10:40

walks into Wembley police station. He

10:43

says earlier that day, a

10:45

couple of uniformed police officers, one

10:48

white, one Asian, searched

10:50

him and his van. They

10:52

took his phone, his tools and

10:54

a watch, claiming they were

10:56

stolen goods. They weren't

10:59

stolen, says boiler repair guy. He

11:01

wants his stuff back. He

11:03

doesn't have any names, but he does have

11:05

most of the registration number for the cop

11:08

car. Their initial thoughts were

11:10

that this was probably somebody impersonating the

11:12

police and taking advantage of the COVID

11:14

regulations that have come into place. But

11:17

then the police take a look

11:19

at CCTV footage and find something

11:21

huge. Just

11:24

after boiler repair guy was searched, a

11:26

real police vehicle bombs along the roads

11:29

of Wembley at 93 miles an hour,

11:32

siren on, lights flashing, the whole

11:34

thing. The

11:37

registration plate matches the details

11:39

they've been given by boiler repair guy.

11:41

And it was at that point that

11:43

they reported this incident to the professional

11:45

standards department, which is the

11:47

department that the anti-corruption command sits

11:50

within. The police vehicle had been

11:52

booked out 14 miles away at

11:54

Stolt Newington police station by

11:57

you guessed it, PC gosh, you're from

11:59

a mood. And that's

12:01

when something clicked at the map. As

12:04

soon as that hit the desk, two

12:06

and two was put together. This was

12:08

a very similar incident to that of the

12:10

8th of March involving Kashif Mahmood. On

12:13

the night of the Wembley incident, Mr

12:15

Big in Dubai checks his Enchro chat.

12:18

He's got a message from London. That's the

12:20

final count. You have 450k bro. 450k?

12:26

We have entire UK passing to us

12:28

bro. Although boiler repair guy reported

12:30

that a watch, some tools and a

12:32

phone had been taken from him. The

12:35

police believe a lot of Kash was also taken

12:37

from the van. And from this

12:39

message, it sounds like it could have been 450k. The

12:44

system is in our hand. We can do

12:46

it, unlimited. At

12:50

2.45 in the morning, PC Kashif Mahmood

12:52

gets a knock on the door at

12:54

his house in Harlow, Essex. It's

12:57

the anti-corruption squad. He's in

12:59

bed. His police officer wife

13:01

is also in the house. 40

13:04

miles away in East London, DI

13:06

Andy Smith is at the flat

13:09

that real police officer Inger Gergil

13:11

shares with her fake police officer

13:13

husband, Ian Gergil. It's

13:17

quite non-plus, quite often the case

13:19

in any arrest. He just sat

13:22

there quietly while we conducted the search.

13:25

The most significant findings were at Gergil's

13:27

address where we found

13:29

a Met police stab vest that he'd

13:32

been using to impersonate a police officer

13:34

with Kashish Mahmood. We also

13:37

found a shoe box which contained around

13:39

£11,000 in cash in a wardrobe, I

13:41

believe, in the bedroom which he shared

13:43

with his wife Inger Gergil, who was

13:45

obviously a serving police officer at

13:48

that time. With no evidence at

13:50

that stage at all that she'd been involved in

13:52

any of the offences we were

13:54

investigating, but clearly the fact that

13:56

we found those items in the

13:58

flat that she shared with her. The husband was

14:00

of concern. Since. The

14:02

day that suspicions about my mood

14:05

came to light, the Anti Corruption

14:07

Squad has on earth more evidence

14:09

against him. We. Found that

14:11

to choose the mood that inadvertently

14:13

activated his body warm video camera

14:15

and it was only very shocked

14:17

let the in that clip we

14:20

could see Gurgles sat in the

14:22

passenger seat as the vehicle wiring

14:24

and that place met vestas. they're

14:26

not. Yes, Footage from

14:28

the day. Did seized the bag full

14:31

of cash from a Korea and Singh said

14:33

oh yeah and by the way Pc my

14:35

mood was officially. On. Sick leave

14:37

that day. When. The Anti

14:39

Corruption team took a look at his

14:42

and his wife bank accounts. She's also

14:44

a police officer remember. They. Found

14:46

he had even more questions to

14:48

answer. He was in. Possession.

14:50

Of money beyond the salary that

14:52

he and his wife would have

14:54

been receiving. Nineteenth of October: Twenty

14:57

Nine Hundred cash. Deposit two thousand,

14:59

four hundred pounds into a bank

15:01

account. Twenty Eight says November Twenty

15:03

Nine. Saying this occurs, Deposit two

15:05

thousand Nine hundred pounds in two

15:07

thousand. And to count. Fourteen.

15:09

March. Nine hundred and eighty pounds

15:11

in cash and then a six

15:13

thousand pounds on that day, padding

15:16

cast towards the purchase of a

15:18

Rolex watch. You don't

15:20

get many place of says affording Rolex

15:22

watches. Thousands. And

15:25

thousands of pounds and suspicious transactions

15:27

of a five month period. The.

15:30

Anti Corruption Unit think they know the

15:32

score. My. Mood is moonlighting

15:34

for the con gang. There.

15:36

Were family from. And. Then not

15:39

nice guys. Between. Them three

15:41

of the com brothers of convictions

15:43

for firearms and drugs. The.

15:46

Unit reckon muff mood and

15:48

cons are old friends. We.

15:50

Don't know for certain, but we believe

15:53

they may have known each other since

15:55

childhood school days The com brothers were

15:57

brought up in Force Gate nice London.

16:00

Not. Too far away from my Pc

16:02

mood was brought up. The cans

16:04

were involved in criminality and drug

16:06

dealers. The. Theory is that when

16:08

the cons hand their drug money over

16:11

to be laundered the tip off pc

16:13

my mood about it and then he

16:15

turns up in police uniform pretends to

16:17

cats the money launderer as. Well,

16:20

in fact, he's to stating the money back

16:22

for the cons and getting a cop for

16:24

himself. presumably. The

16:26

Cons: Money launderers would be worried that there

16:28

were now in debt to the cons for

16:30

all the money that been confiscated from their

16:32

Korea. And this more

16:34

evident some of mood the anti corruption

16:36

unit see he's been using the National

16:39

Police database to check if any details

16:41

are held on a Northwest Londoner who

16:43

moved to the By in twenty sustain.

16:46

So. What reason would a cop in

16:48

East London have for looking up someone

16:50

with no connection say is Pat. Sensing.

16:53

This Intel database for non police

16:56

business is in itself a criminal

16:58

offense. Now. At this point

17:00

the Anti Corruption Squad still don't have

17:02

the full picture. Pc. Muff

17:04

mood knows though. The. If he

17:06

puts his hands up and he spills the

17:09

beans, he's likely to get a reduced sentence.

17:11

But. He decides instead to gamble

17:13

on the police not finding enough

17:15

evidence. Season. A new

17:18

that sleep supplied what with Conrad

17:20

prepared statement whereby he gives an

17:22

account virus statement that he drove

17:24

up with his solicitor and then

17:26

he chose to. No. Answer

17:29

questions about that account and the

17:31

interview. I've got an extract

17:33

from his statement in front of me, so

17:35

keep in mind my mood doesn't know at

17:37

this point that the police. Have connected

17:39

him to the cons. So. This

17:41

is what he says about the allegation. That.

17:44

He nicked criminal cast. In.

17:47

Chingford and Wembley. I. Vehemently

17:49

denied committing any test on

17:51

either occasion. I, however, except

17:54

the I was involved in the

17:56

two incidents. His. Defenses that

17:58

he was acting under do. After

18:00

being stopped in the street by a couple

18:02

of Asian men he'd never met before, The.

18:06

First two male was holding on to

18:08

his waistband. And looked like he might

18:10

be hiding something. Hinting: To a

18:12

gun or a nice. He sent to

18:14

me. Don't have profound or of

18:16

Capua up. A took that

18:18

as a threat that and shoot me. The

18:21

males told me he wanted me to do

18:24

something for them. The. New a

18:26

lot about me or my family. Including

18:28

the police officer from for

18:30

his gait. One of the

18:32

mentioned. That seen mobilise. Kid.

18:36

And they knew where he lived. In.

18:50

Alpha my son Macys not just

18:52

any old heart of Belfast gave

18:55

out of with Lecter series disseminate

18:57

guys don't think is it every

18:59

sale and my body was just

19:01

let up. Salad bar was dime

19:03

Bradshaw will happen next. Could go

19:05

on to threaten peace in Northern

19:07

Ireland's. One of

19:09

the few gay police officers in

19:11

the country that someone tools them

19:14

for democrats it was going to

19:16

be murdered story. For

19:19

his own skin he traded

19:21

star entice madame sort listen

19:24

i really precise. But.

19:27

Validate was pack of lies. We.

19:30

Know that to save money owed. Traveled

19:32

sued by with the com brothers. the

19:35

said the evidence from airline said they

19:37

were all in to buy together at

19:39

the same time in late summer of

19:42

Twenty nineteen. There are even photographs of

19:44

Must Move hanging out with the con

19:46

brothers. There's one

19:48

of them drinking cocktails at some

19:50

rooftop bar much since he i

19:52

think and short set all of

19:55

them. Proper holiday mode

19:57

this is hanging out with your friends

19:59

and then is another one of my

20:01

mood with the com brothers on a

20:03

trip to the deserts. There's a lot

20:06

of stuff here. I'm it. Dissipates

20:09

shot in the desert. The standing there

20:11

in their sights. They just look like

20:13

boys on tour. This is a holiday

20:15

for them. There's no effort whatsoever to

20:17

hide the fact that the got relationship.

20:20

there's a lot on this guy. Got

20:23

remember though. That. The Crown Prosecution

20:26

Service, They need more than

20:28

that. They need to be able to prove.

20:31

That he was working for the cons of his

20:33

own free will. And also they want

20:35

to be able to prove that he was getting paid for it. So.

20:38

At this point, Muff Mood and

20:40

his mate i own Geico a

20:42

lot out on bail. In

20:46

Dubai Mister Big picks up his

20:48

encroachment phone does a message from

20:50

the con gang to say they're

20:52

friendly police officer for the referred

20:54

to as mates he has been

20:57

arrested. For. Chingford

20:59

job at was trying

21:01

to. Via

21:06

encroach at Mister Big Tax

21:08

to ask if is Pat

21:10

police officer has given himself

21:12

away by splashing. The cast

21:14

is a good question. Six

21:16

thousand pounds because towards the

21:18

Rolex Watch. A

21:20

message pings back spot watch but

21:23

don't think they got that and

21:25

then later. On watches

21:27

but they didn't take them. The

21:29

left the rich mail and Daytona.

21:31

A new Rolex Daytona watch costs

21:33

tens of thousands of pounds. A

21:35

new Richard Mille what can cost

21:37

at least eighty five thousand dollars

21:39

and that's way more than a

21:41

Pc ends in a yeah. Mister

21:44

Big and the cons are relieved. That.

21:46

The watches don't appear to have been

21:49

spotted during the raid on Pc. Muff

21:51

Moods House said just like that. This

21:53

thought the plot the next robbery. The.

21:58

arrest a pc gushy from of

22:00

mood happens in April 2020 after

22:02

the police have hacked the Enchrochat

22:05

network. But like I

22:07

said, this is before the criminals,

22:09

and most police officers, realised the

22:11

network had been compromised. It

22:14

isn't until June that the people

22:16

behind Enchrochat realise what's happened. Today

22:18

we had our domain seized illegally

22:21

by government entities. Due

22:23

to the level of sophistication of the attack

22:25

and the malware code, we can no longer

22:27

guarantee the security of your device. You're

22:30

advised to power off and physically dispose

22:32

of your device immediately. DI

22:35

Andy Smith, an anti-corruption cop

22:37

who wasn't in on the

22:39

original Enchrochat investigation, sees an

22:41

opportunity. The Khan brothers are just

22:43

the kind of guys to use Enchrochat.

22:46

He contacts the team wading through the

22:48

Enchrochat messages and they identify a handle

22:51

being used by the Khans. There's a

22:53

lot of back and forth in the

22:55

messages with someone in Dubai, and it's

22:58

clear that he used to live in

23:00

Oxbridge. The police work

23:02

out that the Dubai guy has

23:04

the same name PC Khashif Mahmoud

23:06

was searching for on the police

23:08

national database. It looks as

23:11

if PC Khashif Mahmoud was trying to

23:13

find out what the police had on

23:15

Mr Big in Dubai. It gave

23:17

us the missing pieces of the jigsaw. The

23:20

evidence of the cash that we had

23:22

been missing was all set

23:24

out within the Enchrochat. It

23:27

has to be 500k to 1 mil

23:29

bro. That's the final count. You have

23:31

450k bro. Everything clicks. DI

23:35

Smith can see the robberies being

23:37

planned and discussion of a police

23:39

officer being involved. Tell him to

23:41

do normal police act. Don't

23:44

be cocky. Search the van for

23:46

more money. Within the Enchrochat

23:48

they referred to Khashif as cash the

23:50

fed and matey. Whether

23:52

they were using the term matey to

23:54

try not to refer to him by

23:56

his real identity. I don't know but obviously if you're going

23:59

to use cash. The Fed. Doesn't

24:02

help the I met could see

24:04

in the messages the cons and

24:07

Mister Big into by discussing the

24:09

implications of my moods arrest for

24:11

Chingford at Wembley job it was

24:13

great concern about whether to shape

24:15

the mood. Had lots of cash

24:17

around his house where the read

24:20

purchased anything expensive that was around

24:22

the house and watches was one

24:24

of the things mentioned. Which

24:29

Mail. That

24:32

clearly demonstrated to is that

24:34

mood and honestly from activity

24:37

that had been undertaken with

24:39

the Counts. And

24:44

that's why Pc consciousness mood is in

24:46

the first wave of painful to arrest.

24:48

And from a twenty twenty. Not

24:51

everything but in my defense

24:53

influenced and companies would smoke

24:55

some laws, codes and do

24:57

so many given in evidence.

25:01

That was a load of ordinary mobile

25:03

phone data that put my mood at

25:05

the same time and place as the

25:07

cons and the steel box games. But.

25:10

It was when my mood so all the

25:12

and quota evidence against him. That. He

25:14

decided to plead guilty. He

25:16

was convicted alongside the com brothers

25:18

and I and Geico. And. Was

25:20

sentenced to eight years in prison. His.

25:23

Fake police officer friend I and

25:25

gaggle got six years. The

25:27

com Brothers, or upwards of fourteen

25:29

years each. The. Guy recording

25:31

Mister Big in Dubai remains as

25:33

far as we know at large.

25:36

His. And quarter phone is probably at the

25:38

bottom of to see. As

25:40

for Pc My moods police officer

25:42

Weiss, she was dismissed from the

25:44

police without notice and pled guilty

25:47

to concealing criminal property. And. Was

25:49

given a twenty month suspended sentence.

25:52

And. Order to carry out a hundred and

25:54

fifty hours of unpaid work. And.

25:56

I and goggles wife. Also. A

25:58

serving police officer was. Mr for

26:00

gross misconduct. The. Turning a

26:03

blind eye to eye Husband's

26:05

criminality is the most brazen

26:07

corruption. I've seen

26:09

in my time investigating have been

26:11

five years. I'm anti corruption c'mon

26:13

now an Asda say the most

26:16

bold and brazen I've seen. Detective.

26:19

Chief Inspector Dress Hi you Kane I

26:22

met police officer has been my guide

26:24

through the story. He's. One of

26:26

the offices leading this whole and quota

26:28

operation for the Metropolitan Police. And

26:30

what did the and quarter of course and tell you about.

26:33

The. Scale of a police corruption.

26:35

Just. How little was on

26:37

Baxley? A. In

26:40

I was one of our

26:42

ports as Isis was corruption

26:44

isn't allocates. will come sit,

26:46

sit for the Mets data

26:48

but I was surprised that

26:51

there wasn't more. Police

26:54

corruption isn't the only uncomfortable issue

26:56

that encroach as thrown up for

26:58

law enforcement and our next episode

27:00

by going to be getting the

27:03

latest on the thing that could

27:05

derail the whole and Croucher operation

27:07

yes is a sin that the

27:09

National Crime Agency applied for the

27:11

wrong type of warrants towards their

27:14

applied for with the make it

27:16

legit to accept hack the material

27:18

from the French but lawyers hired

27:20

by some of the accused a

27:22

saying it wasn't. A hack. It

27:24

was an intercept and that has must

27:27

have implications. What I do know is

27:29

if it's intercepted evidence, it can't be

27:31

used in a court of law. Be

27:33

up to secure a conviction. See us

27:36

in some cases. If you take the

27:38

anchorage as way there isn't much of

27:40

a case. That's a real problem Said

27:42

to me scores of dangerous man out

27:44

and to be let back else on

27:47

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27:51

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