Taxi Driver Online

So this f***wit is helping out drug dealers, coaching kids, and generally being a knob of the highest order, all the time his CCTV is keeping records of what he is doing.

County Lines drug gang jailed for 40 years after their taxi driver’s camera records all their conversations

Best viewed via the Sun's website for the CCTV and the pictures of the bad guys.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/15059337/ ... xi-camera/

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By the way can't seem to find what the cabby got in that article, but in another one it said he got 4 years.

Well deserved.

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result that innit innit !

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lack of modern legislation is the iceberg sinking the titanic of the transport sector

and the BBC take on the story

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-derbyshire-57253491

A taxi driver was "instrumental" in the downfall of a county lines gang after a dashcam inside his vehicle filmed the group's drug dealing, police said.

The footage, released by Derbyshire Police, shows driver Shahid Iqbal agreeing to help the gang transport heroin and crack cocaine in his cab.
Police seized the taxi and found the footage as part of an investigation into the "Marlow Line".
It helped convict its members who were jailed at Derby Crown Court.

The Nottingham gang, led by Bright Norman, transported about a kilogram of Class A drugs into Derby between March and July 2020, police said.

Iqbal drove "vulnerable" teenage boys carrying drugs to Stockbrook, where they were sold on, police added.
The driver "coached" the teenagers and told them the gang would beat members for not delivering drugs quickly enough.

Iqbal, 41, of Hollinwell Avenue, Wollaton, Nottingham, was jailed for four years after pleading guilty to conspiracy to supply Class A drugs.

Six other gang members also admitted conspiracy to supply Class A drugs and received the following prison sentences:

Bright Norman, 25, of Hazel Hill Crescent, Bestwood, Nottingham - nine years and six months
Andrew Evaristo, 24, of Charlbury Road, Bilborough, Nottingham - seven years and 10 months
Mohammed Haely, 22, of Draper Crescent, Wokingham - six years and nine months
Cherice Fuller, 28, of Burgass Road, Thorneywood, Nottingham - five years
Nana Vandevelde, 18, of Penroyson Close, West Gorton, Manchester - 19 months
Grady Mabika-Blessing, 21, of Westleigh Road, Broxtowe, Nottingham - three years
Three women involved in the gang pleaded guilty to being concerned in the supply of class A drugs and were given the following sentences:

Mandy Hughes, 40, of St Davids Close, near Rykneld Park, Derby - three years
Sharon Taylor, 35, of Harrison Street, Derby - 15 months
Gemma Cooper, 36, of Harrison Street, Derby - 15 months, suspended for two years

County lines gangs use dedicated phone lines to send mass texts to customers and organise networks of couriers, often children and vulnerable adults, to move drugs from cities to smaller towns.

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Indeed, a forty plus year old repeating the word innit deserves to be jailed.

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