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The Metropolitan Police have carried out a retail crime crackdown, seizing thousands of pounds of stolen goods and issuing closure orders for 11 shops.
Officers visited around 400 shops over the two weeks as part of 'Operation Zoridon'. ITV News gets a frontline look in this report.
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Finally, after 10 years of being in plain sight
That was indeed a very phoney shop
Should be cracking down on the EXTORTION of our money and MASS TAX EVASION by the fossil fuel companies, banks, energy companies, water companies etc.
Thank you British Police, keep catching these criminals please 👍👍
The quantity of stolen workman's tools at Boot Fairs is absolutely staggering, stalls packed with someone's stolen lively hood. If you are buying this stuff you are just as much responsible.
About 20 years too late as this was (and still is) endemic in towns and cities outside of London. But, it's refreshing to see the Met crack down on this type of crime.
They have been doing this for decades these shop keepers! they only figured this out now?!
M&S wine 🤣🤣🤣 full of bleach and lead
Every town , every city is full of them !
11 in the morning and the shop took that much already lol
How about the crimes amongst major companies
cut price? have the prices in the widows say somthing else
..takes 3 years to train as a trading standards inspector
Wow...so shoppers were paying for stolen phones....
Job well done, good work police 🎉.
Come on I live in a small town and that's all thats left in town these shops.
All these phone shops are dodgy
Another ITV News undercover sting?
Next stop... Padiham, Lancashire 🎉
Why are the police faces blurred?