Masseur Secretly Recorded Female Client

A massage therapist - who specialises in treatments for new mums and their infants - was caught recording a regular young female client undressing on his mobile phone, a court heard.

Married father-of-one Tamas Dominko, 35, was later assessed to have “compulsive sexual behaviour” - destroying his high-profile career.

The qualified masseur, of Harrowdene Gardens, Teddington, graduated in 2015 from London’s Bodyology Massage School and also obtained qualifications in acupuncture and pregnancy and postnatal care.

He pleaded guilty to one count of voyeurism, namely recording another person for the purpose of sexual gratification, on July 11, last year at The Massage Centre, 86 Turnham Green Terrace, Chiswick.

Now a kitchen porter, Dominko was the boss of Little Steps Baby & Mother Wellbeing, teaching parents massage techniques for their new-born

He also specialised in massage for new mothers to overcome C-Sections, uncomfortable scar tissue and post surgical pain.

Ealing Magistrates’ Court heard his client that day - a woman in her twenties - had booked a sports massage with Dominko, who had treated her previously, at 10.15am.

“He worked at The Massage Centre by contract and clients came in hourly and the complainant had been coming for three years,” said prosecutor Maya Arputham.

“She saw a mobile phone could see her directly and she realised something was wrong and turned it towards the wall and took her top off and undressed.”

The complainant received a massage from Dominko, but was unsettled by what she had found, the court heard.

“She knew something was wrong and was nervous and was later shocked to see the phone still recording and took the phone off the shelf and took it to reception,” explained Ms Arputham.

“To her astonishment the phone was showing her and the manager of the centre apologised and the police were called and the defendant was arrested.”

Police also visited Dominko’s family home, seizing his desktop and laptop, but no further suspicious images were stored on them or on his mobile phone.

In her victim impact statement the young woman said: “I was shocked and felt threatened and did not know how to deal with it.

“I felt incredibly vulnerable, trapped in a room with Tamas almost naked. I am not the first person he is done this to, but it is the first time he has been caught.”

Magistrate Rupert Holderness sentenced Dominko to a twelve-month Community Order, which includes thirty-five days on the Horizon sex offenders programme.

He must also complete up to thirty days of a rehabilitation activity requirement; 100 hours community service work; pay £250 compensation to the victim; £85 costs and a £95 victim surcharge.

Also ordering Dominko to sign the sex offenders register for five years the magistrate told him: “It is a serious matter and people do go to prison for this sort of thing.

“If you do this sort of thing again you could face the real prospect of going to prison.”

The victim had seen a phone in the same position during previous appointments, but Mr Holderness announced: “There is a suspicion, but we cannot take this into account during sentencing.

“She expresses suspicion this has happened before, but when the defendant was asked this by the probation officer he refused to answer and told the psychiatrist he did not want to talk about it.”

However, the police investigation has concluded and Dominko’s lawyer Tamasin Graham told the court: “We are drifting into speculation, which has no place in this sentencing exercise. We are here for one incident.

“He is a man of previously good character and that is the real tragedy of this. That record is blighted and is something he will have to live with for the rest of his life.

“The words he uses to express his remorse and describe his behaviour jumps off the page. He speaks of great shame and regret and understands it is completely unacceptable and wrong.

“He has done all you could expect him to in the aftermath to redress his motivation for offending,” added the lawyer. “An unfortunate way of dealing with his problems developed when he was young.

“He has been diagnosed cautiously with compulsive sexual behaviour and it is something he has to live with.

“He has made a clean break professionally and drawn a line under his career as a masseur and is now working as a kitchen porter.”

The court heard Dominko has already completed thirteen self-funded therapy sessions and twenty behaviour group sessions.

“He recognises it as a problem,” added Ms Graham. “He is a family man with a wife and daughter, aged three-and-half years old and is taking steps to deal with a real condition.”

Park Drug Dealer Caught By Police

A heroin and crack cocaine dealer caught by police in a west London park is starting a prison sentence.

Ibrahim Amana, 29, received two years and nine months imprisonment when he appeared at Isleworth Crown Court.

He was convicted of possession of Class A drugs, with intent to supply.

On Saturday, November 28, 2020 officers from the Violence Suppression Unit were on proactive patrols in Hounslow.

They saw Amana enter Lampton Park and meet with two other males in some bushes.

He was observed by one of the officers sitting down on a makeshift bench with a cling-film bag on his lap.

On seeing police Amana attempted to flee, but was caught after a short foot chase.

He was detained in possession of twenty-eight individual rocks of heroin and crack cocaine.

Jailed: Two Women Who Sent Bogus Letter To HMP Belmarsh Drug-Dealer

Girlfriend: Shannon Price

A drug-dealer’s girlfriend has been jailed for falsely convincing a government agency he was the victim of modern-day slavery - almost springing him from custody.

Remarkably, the National Referral Mechanism (NRM) concluded the heroin and crack cocaine dealer was a victim, based partly on the bogus threatening letter the girlfriend sent to HMP Belmarsh.

However, the Crown Prosecution Service and the police were not convinced and their investigation exposed the plan.

At Woolwich Crown Court Shannon Price, 25, received ten months imprisonment and her friend Taylor Woolcock, 23, received eight months.

Mother-of-two Price convinced Woolcock to write the prison letter to drug-dealer Oluwaseyi Olorisade, 31, who was later sentenced to five-and-a-half years imprisonment.

He was on remand when the letter was intercepted, which read: “We can get to you in Belmarsh. You’ve been stabbed before, we can get to you. Make sure you give no names, don’t f*** with me. You know who this is.”

Cleaner Price, of The Copperfields, Tupman Close, Rochester and security guard Woolcock, of Ann’s Place, Stoke, Plymouth both pleaded guilty to perverting the course of justice between October and November, 2020.

Prosecutor Gareth Munday told the court Price’s boyfriend was charged with supplying heroin and crack cocaine. “His defence was that he was a victim of modern-day slavery.

“He said he was threatened by others and forced to supply drugs and had been stabbed in the past.”

The NRM concluded Olorisade was a victim of modern-day slavery, but police found Woolcock’s fingerprints on the letter and she told officers Price asked her to write and send it.

“She said Price had been putting an awful lot of pressure on her to assist. She said she had been massively pressured into it by Price, who told her it would assist her boyfriend’s defence.

“She knew he was not a nice individual and described him as a middle-man in drugs supply.”

When Price was arrested she told police: “It’s not as if I put a gun to her head,” added the prosecutor. “She also said her boyfriend had not asked her to do it.”

The court heard the single mum-of-two endured an abusive childhood and had been brought up in the care system.

Her lawyer Charlieann Sherriff told the court: "She does not accept she was responsible for any threats or pressure and this was not significantly thought out or planned.

"She believed she was in a stable relationship with her boyfriend and felt very alone when he was remanded in custody."

Price was arrested at her home address on June 7, last year. 

"She lied in interview and tried to shift the blame onto Woolcock," said Mr. Munday. "It could well have caused a miscarriage of justice."

Woolcock, who has never served a prison sentence before, is one of eight children and grew up in the West Country care system, where she met Price.

She had plans to “turn her life around” and begin a college course to become a barber.

Woolcock’s lawyer Alex Rynn requested his client have the benefit of a Probation Service pre-sentence report, but this was rejected by Judge Jonathan Mann QC, who announced there was no alternative sentence to immediate imprisonment.

“She finds herself here as a result of misplaced loyalty,” said Mr. Rynn. “Both defendants were in care and school together.

“She was drinking too much and taking too many drugs. She left her own fingerprint on the letter, this was not a sophisticated offence.

“She felt an enormous amount of guilt having to say no.”

Judge Mann said: “There is a mechanism to investigate those who are victims to protect those genuinely trafficked from being prosecuted.

“It is sad that people who are not victims of modern-day slavery use this mechanism to get out of taking responsibility for what they have done and that’s what happened in this case.

“The prison received a letter that reinforced his defence and the mechanism concluded that he was a victim of modern slavery, based in part to that letter.

“The referral scheme was attacked by the unscrupulous, who abused that mechanism,” added the judge. “However, the CPS were unwilling to accept that ruling.

“The consequences were that a guilty drug dealer would have got away with it and this was a very serious attempt to pervert the course of justice.

“Such a serious attempt to pervert the course of justice, even an extremely fumbled one, cannot be anything other than a custodial sentence.”

Drug Dealer Caught Delivering Heroin And Crack

A bike-riding mobile heroin and crack cocaine dealer has been jailed for two-and-half years.

Igors Sartakovs, 35, of The Avenue, Ealing was sentenced at Isleworth Crown Court for possession, with intent to supply, the drugs.

On Friday, November 13 2020, officers from the West Area Violence Suppression Unit were on patrol in Ealing.

They spotted a number of people walking into an alleyway. 

As officers were speaking to the group Sartakovs approached on a pedal cycle. 

He was detained and found to be in possession of twenty-one wraps of crack cocaine and heroin ready to supply. 

Further drugs were found at his home and evidence of drug dealing was found in text messages on his phone arranging to meet the group in the alleyway to supply drugs. 

PC Taylor, of the Violence suppression unit, said: “This is another example of great police work using local knowledge to stop and arrest a drug dealer. 

“Drugs have been shown to be linked to the violence plaguing our streets in London and the UK as a whole. 

“We will do anything we can to disrupt this practice, which takes advantage of vulnerable users and funds gangs through the sale of drugs on our streets. 

“This is just one of many that we have imprisoned since the launch of the West Area Violence Suppression Unit back in May 2020 and we will relentlessly seek out and arrest criminals by using a range of tactics available to us”.

"Hate Crime" Probe: Police Hunting These Tube Train Passengers

Transport cops are hunting these two suspects after an ugly racial incident onboard a tube train they are treating as a "hate crime".

British Transport Police (BTP) have released the images and are appealing to members of the public to assist in identifying them.

The victim, a man travelling with his family on the Northern Line at 7pm on Saturday, December 11 ran into two men at Tooting Broadway station.

As he departed his train he was racially abused and pushed by the duo.

If you recognise the suspects, or have any information, please contact BTP by texting 61016 or calling 0800 40 50 40 quoting reference 569 of 11/12/21.

Alternatively, you can call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

GBH Investigation: Police Still Hunting Ten Suspects

The Metropolitan Police have released these multiple images of ten suspects after a violent incident in south-west London last summer.

Officers continue to investigate the serious assault, which they are treating as grievous bodily harm.

An unidentified man received serious injuries in Hampton Court Road, Hampton Wick in June.

The Met are appealing to members of the public to assist them in identifying the suspects.

They have asked if anyone knows the details of any of the males to contact them by phoning 101.

Alternatively police can be contacted on twitter @metcc with the reference CRIS 0705617/21.

Wheels Come Off Scooter-Riding Drug Dealer's Illegal Trade

A teenage electric scooter-riding heroin and crack dealer has been locked-up for three years and one month.

Imran Khan, 19, threw the scooter at police when officers stopped him and threw the drugs over a garden fence as he fled.

A dog unit assisted the search for Khan, who was hiding in a garden and within the blue chewing gum container he tossed police found ten wraps of heroin and nine wraps of cocaine.

At Isleworth Crown Court Khan, of Chapel Road, Hounslow was convicted of two counts of possession of drugs, with intent to supply, plus a charge of obstructing a constable.

The court heard that on Thursday, February 11 officers from the Violence Suppression Unit (VSU) were on patrol in Hounslow, west London.

Khan was riding his electric scooter in Gordon Road, Hounslow when officers stopped him. 

He claimed he was on the way home, however officers knew that Khan was going in the opposite direction. 

Khan was detained under Section 23 of the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971, when he threw the scooter at the officers and ran away towards Layton Road. 

Officers gave chase and saw him throw the container over a garden fence. 

Khan turned down Pownall Gardens, where he went out of sight. 

The dog unit found Khan hiding in the garden of a property. 

Khan pleaded guilty to the charges, but his claim of having a lesser role in the supply of drugs was rejected by the court.

Early-Morning Bus Pervert: CCTV Image Released

Police are hunting this suspected bus pervert after two young women witnessed a male passenger indecently playing with himself on an early-morning service.

On Friday, November 5 two females, aged in their twenties, were travelling onboard a 149 bus heading towards Liverpool Street just after 7.30am.

They both witnessed a male passenger expose himself and touch himself indecently.

The man got off at ‘Bus Stop D’ on Shoreditch High Street, with the junction of Plough Yard.

It is possible he works in the area.

Officers from the Metropolitan Police’s Roads and Transport Policing Command have released this CCTV image of their suspect.

They are appealing to members of the public to identify him.

Anyone who can name the individual are asked to contact police on 101 or tweet @MetCC quoting 5033/5NOV.

To remain anonymous independent charity Crimestoppers can be contacted at crimestoppers-uk.org and 0800 555 111.

Bouncer May Lose Sight After Late-Night Punch

A Mayfair club bouncer is fighting to retain the sight in one eye after he was violently punched to the ground in the early hours.

He was part of the security team at Park Lane’s Wyld Club at 1.15am on Monday, December 20 when a group of males were refused entry due to a previous incident.

The victim agreed to discuss the matter away from the venue, where he was suddenly twice punched in the face.

The attack left him with serious facial injuries, which may result in losing the sight in one eye.

The Metropolitan Police have released this image of their suspect and are appealing for the assistance of the public in identifying him.

Detective Constable Ryan Wilson said: “This was a cowardly attack on a member of security staff who has been left with a significant injury that could have an impact on the rest of his life.

“No-one should expect to be subject to this kind of assault for simply doing their job.

“It is completely unacceptable and we are now putting all of our efforts into finding the individual responsible for this attack.

“We are very keen to speak to the man in this image - it is a very clear photograph and we are confident that someone will recognise him and be able to provide us with his details.

“Any information will be treated in strict confidence.”

Anyone who recognises the suspect or has further details on the incident are asked to contact police on 101 or tweet @MetCC with reference CAD383/20Dec.

You can also contact independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

Car Crook Banned From Residents' Driveways

A night-time thief, who targeted parked vehicles, has been banned from going out after dark and entering private driveways after being caught offending on residents' CCTV.

Tolworth Neighbourhoods Policing Team investigated multiple offences of theft from vehicles overnight last year.

Local man Gary Buckley, 44, of Hook Rise North was identified by PC Ben Styles after canvassing locals for their CCTV images.

He was later arrested by the neighbourhood team.

Buckley pleaded guilty to six counts of interfering with motor vehicles, plus one count of theft from a motor vehicle from three different nights in April and May, 2020.

At Wimbledon Magistrates' Court he received a ten-month electronically-tagged curfew, plus a rehabilitation activity requirement.

Buckley was also made subject to a two-year Criminal Behaviour Order, prohibiting him from entering any driveway, without consent.

He must also pay court costs and a victim surcharge.

Shoreditch Club Rape: E-Fit Released

Police have released this E-fit of a suspected rapist after a woman in her thirties was attacked after a night out at a Shoreditch club.

She came forward almost three months after the complaint, which she says occurred last summer.

The complainant left a club in the Old Street area in the early hours of Friday, August 13 in the company of a man.

She as taken by a car, possibly a taxi, to an address in Hackney, east London, where she was subjected to a sustained attack and raped.

It was reported on Wednesday, November 3 and the woman continues to be supported by specialist officers.

Detectives from the Central East area’s Public Protection team have carried out a number of enquiries and are now appealing for the public’s help after releasing this E-fit of a man they want to identify as part of their investigation.

Detective Constable Jamie Merrill said: “This was a terrifying attack against a young woman who has been tremendously brave in coming forward.

“We are continuing to support her as we are dedicated to supporting all victims of sexual offences and identifying and prosecuting those responsible.

“We need to speak to the man in this image or anybody who recognises him and are able to provide us with details.

“We encourage anyone who is a victim of a sexual offence or who witnesses an offence taking place, to contact police so we can track down the perpetrator.”

Anyone who recognises the man in the E-fit or has further details on the incident should contact police on 101 or tweet @MetCC quoting CAD 7321/03NOV21.

Alternatively information can be provided anonymously via independent charity Crimestoppers at crimestoppers-uk.org or 0800 555 111. 

Happy Christmas To All Our Readers

May all of us here at Square Mile News take this opportunity to wish all of our regular readers and our newbies a very Happy Christmas and a prosperous New Year.

This will be the only post today.

We have traditionally not posted any stories on Christmas Day and this year will be no different.

Better to count our blessings and appreciate the good things in our lives.

From 2022 onwards we will no longer be committed to posting daily reports on this site.

Stories will simply be posted whenever we cover them.

Merry Christmas to all.

Hate-Crime Investigation: Do You Know This Suspect?

Police investigating a suspected violent anti-Semitic hate-crime have released this CCTV image of their suspect.

Officers were called to reports of a racially-aggravated assault at approximately 7.35pm on Thursday, December 2 outside West Hampstead Overground station in Heritage Lane.

The victim, a male aged in his twenties, was approached by the suspect who made anti-Semitic comments towards him.

The suspect also damaged a religious display, erected to celebrate the Jewish festival of Chanukah.

The man assaulted the victim while intimating he was armed with a knife.

The victim was not seriously injured.

Anyone who recognises the suspect is asked to call police via 101 or tweet @MetCC quoting reference CAD 6588/02Dec.

Alternatively independent charity Crimestoppers can be contacted on 0800 555 111.

Brothers Dim: UK Border Force Intercept Cannabis Addressed To Dealers' Home

Eden Miller

Two drug-dealing brothers were caught after police intercepted 15.9 kilos of cannabis addressed to their west London home.

When officers then raided the property they seized another 16.1 kilos of cannabis and found a quantity of high-value goods.

The investigation was launched after UK Border Force seized the drugs on November 20, last year.

Eden Joshua Miller, 25, received four years imprisonment.

Saul Miller, 22, received sixteen months imprisonment, suspended for eighteen months.

Their home in Princess Gardens, Acton was raided by officers from the West Area Violence Suppression Unit (VSU).

A search of their property revealed numerous boxes, wrapped in similar packaging to the intercepted parcel. 

Jobless Eden, was in possession numerous high value goods, which were seized by the officers, who suspected they had been purchased with the profits of drug-dealing.

Saul Miller

Eden Miller was convicted of possession of cannabis, with intent to supply; importing a class B drug and possession of criminal property.

Saul Miller was convicted of possession of cannabis, with intent to supply, cannabis and being concerned in the fraudulent evasion of a prohibition on the importation of a Class B drug. 

He must also forfeit over £1,000 and complete 300 hours of unpaid community service work.

PC Shaw-Hill of the West Area VSU said: “The Miller brothers wrongfully believed that they had a fool proof plan to supply west London with vast amounts of cannabis.

“Swift action from both the West Area Violence Suppression Unit and the UK Border Agency has prevented this and resulted in the seizure of over 32 Kilos of cannabis. 

“The supply of controlled drugs drives violence and destroys lives, the results of this operation are testament to the Metropolitan Police’s persistence in targeting and stopping organised drug supply throughout the region.”

"I Killed The Bitch. What More Do You Want To Know?"

An OAP has been convicted of murdering his younger Hungarian wife during an alcohol-fueled rage.

Former bus driver Keith Bettison, 73, throttled 48 year-old Ildiko in the bedroom of their home in Ranyard Close, Chessington, south-west London on October 31, last year.

Neighbours would often hear arguing inside the suburban home and Ildiko told others her husband was physically abusive.

Yesterday an Old Bailey jury unanimously convicted Bettison and he was remanded in custody until his sentencing next month.

Bettison called police at 1.18am claiming to have killed his wife.

When officers arrived at the address he said: “I killed the bitch. What more do you want to know?”

Ildiko was pronounced dead at the scene. She had visible head injuries and a post mortem revealed she had been strangled.

On the night of the murder the couple had been drinking heavily and had been heard by neighbours to be arguing loudly inside their home.

A friend of Ildiko told the trial how the couple’s relationship had deteriorated after Bettison resigned from his job, becoming unemployed in June, 2020.

Arguments and alcohol abuse escalated in the months leading up to the murder.

Detective Chief Inspector Vicky Tunstall, of the Metropolitan Police's Specialist Crime Command, said: “This was a needless act of extreme violence fuelled by uncontrolled anger and alcohol.

“No amount of remorse on the part of Keith Bettison will bring Ildiko back to her family. 

“Due to his actions their extended family has lost them both and our thoughts are with them today.”

OAP's Pub Revenge After Drinks Snub

An OAP was so upset about a fellow pub-drinker failing to pay for a round he stabbed the man in the face with a pen - leaving it’s spring embedded in the victim’s jaw, a court heard.

Retired John Beaufort Sadler, 73, yesterday received a suspended prison sentence and a one-year ban from his local.

He pleaded guilty to wounding David Lyon, inflicting grievous bodily harm, at The Crown, High Street, Sutton on December 1, 2019.

Prosecutor Nicola Grindey told Croydon Magistrates Court Sadler, of Green Wrythe Lane, Carshalton joined the victim for a chat in the pub.

“The victim offered to buy Mr Sadler a drink and went to the bar to order them and realised he had no money on him.

“He left the drinks on the bar and refused to pay for the round and Mr Sadler paid.

“Later, as Mr Sadler went to leave he pulled an item out of his coat pocket, a pen, and punched the victim in the face twice as the victim tried to kick him back.

“Mr Lyon was taken to hospital and an x-ray showed the spring from the pen lodged in his jaw and needed an operation to remove it, leaving stitches in his face.

“The victim now has two visible scars to his cheek, which caused him pain and discomfort following the operation when eating and trying to sleep for a few weeks.

“Mr Lyon says he is afraid to return to the public house due to perceived repercussions.

“The pen was used by the defendant as a weapon and he has convictions, but they are over thirty years old.”

Sadler’s lawyer Bruce Reid told the court: “If he was a younger man I wouldn’t ask for it to be dealt with in this court.

“For someone able bodied there is no reason they should not serve a period of custody, but you have someone at the age of seventy-three, out of trouble for thirty-five years.

“If he received a custodial sentence it would be far in excess of what would be merited.

“He had a heart attack a few years ago and a bowel operation.

“Too much alcohol had been consumed by both parties, certainly my client, but it is not an issue for him.

“He is at a loss to describe why he did this and he could not have predicted the damage it would have done to the victim.

“It must have been traumatic to have a spring dug out of his face.

“This is a gentleman who would suffer considerably if he was remanded to custody.

“For someone in his state of health and advanced years, not getting the full care of the NHS in custody it would be a severe sentence indeed.”

District Judge Hina Rai told Sadler: “You pleaded guilty at the first opportunity to this serious matter that is out of character, although you have convictions thirty years ago.

“It is a real shame to see you in this court at the age of seventy-three and this victim was left with injuries that will be lifelong for him.”

Sadler was sentenced to six months imprisonment, suspended for eighteen months and must complete twenty days of rehabilitation.

He must pay Mr Lyon £500 compensation, plus £85 costs and a £95 victim surcharge.

The court also imposed a twelve-month exclusion order, banning him from The Crown pub.

Female Commuters Kicked At Crystal Palace Station

Transport cops are hunting a commuter, who kicked two separate fellow-female passengers when entering Crystal Palace station.

British Transport Police (BTP) have released this CCTV image of their suspect.

The assaults occurred on November 4 and 9.

A woman entered the station and kicked two separate female passengers at the station’s ticket barriers before boarding a train from Platform One.

Officers believe the woman in the CCTV images may have information which could help their investigation.

If you recognise her, or have any information, please contact BTP by texting 61016 or calling 0800 40 50 40 quoting reference 176 of 04/11/21.

Alternatively, you can call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

Jail For Domestic Abuser

An abusive partner, caught after neighbours were alerted to his victim's early hours screams, has been jailed.

Police responded to reports of loud banging and woman in distress at the Richmond address in south-west London.

Christopher Malone, 44, is starting a sentence of three-and-a-half years imprisonment.

At Kingston-upon-Thames Crown Court he was convicted of threats to kill and assault, causing actual bodily harm.

On the of May 2 police were called to Malone's address in the early hours of the morning to reports of screaming and banging at the location. 

On arrival, police were approached by the victim, who revealed Malone had pointed two kitchen knives at her, pulled her by her hair and strangled her. 

Malone was arrested and taken to police custody.

He received two-and-a-half years for the charge of threats to kill, plus one year to be served consecutively for the assault.

Detective Constable Charlie Jones said: “This was an excellent result, and I hope it can reassure the public that we will tenaciously investigate violence against women and girls at the hands of dangerous and predatory offenders.”

Cannabis Grower Jailed After Police Raid

A drug dealer, who converted a residential home into a large-scale cannabis factory, has been locked-up.

Adil Reguibi, 42, converted two bedrooms into cultivation rooms at the property in Harrison Close, Northwood, west London.

At Isleworth Crown Court he was sentenced to three years and four months imprisonment after pleading guilty to production of cannabis and possession of cannabis, with intent to supply.

On Monday. March 15 officers from West Areas violence suppression unit executed a drugs search warrant at the address.

On gaining entry, it immediately became clear the address was being used to cultivate a large amount of cannabis. 

The two bedrooms had been converted to grow cannabis with approximately 100 plants being recovered along with, packaging materials and a large quantity of cash. 

The whole address was being used as a cannabis production factory.

Reguibi was found lying on a sofa inside the address and was detained and arrested by officers.

He was taken to a west London police station, where he was later interviewed, answering no comment to all questions put to him.

Prison Pit-Stop For Moped Drug Dealer

The wheels have come off a mobile drug dealer's illegal trade after police caught him selling heroin from his moped.

Andre Campbell, 28, has been jailed for three-and-a-half years.

As well as having 60 wraps of heroin for sale he was also armed with two knives while riding while banned around the suburbs of west London.

He pleaded guilty to possessing the Class A drug, with intent to supply; possession of an offensive weapon; driving while disqualified and driving without insurance.

Isleworth Crown Court heard officers from the Ealing Tasking Team on Thursday, August 12 were conducting mobile patrols around the Greenford area.

Their attention was drawn to Campbell, who was seen dealing drugs on a moped. 

Officers managed to detain him as he made an attempt to get back on his Moped.

PC Exworthy, of Ealing Neighbourhood Tasking Team, said: “This was good old school proactive policing. 

“We were amongst the community in response to complaints about drug dealing, which ultimately led to us coming across Campbell. 

“In light of the current issue we have of knife crime we managed to get a knife carrier behind bars. 

“A thorough and comprehensive investigation let to Campbell being charged and remanded and no longer impacting in our community”.

Trio Hunted For DLR Beating Of Youth

A male youth was repeatedly punched and kicked by three men while travelling on the Docklands Light Railway.

The boy suffered cuts and bruises to his head.

The attack was prompted by the unknown trio questioning him about his mobile phone.

British Transport Police (BTP) have released these CCTV images of their suspects and are requesting the assistance of members of the public to successfully identify them.

The assault occurred at approximately 3.35pm on Monday, October 4 at Langdon Park DLR in Poplar, east London.

The young victim was approached by three males, who began speaking to him about his phone.

The youth put his phone in his pocket out of sight and an altercation broke out.

The men punched and kicked him to the floor. 

Officers believe the men in the CCTV images may have information which could help their investigation.

If you recognise them, or have any information, please contact BTP by texting 61016 or calling 0800 40 50 40 quoting reference 2100079374.

Alternatively, you can call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.