It seems that Detective Inspector Greg Horsford is tackling the drugs issue that is plaguing the streets of Luton & Dunstable head on and is having great success.
We look forward to news of the CEO's of the Pakistani Moslem drug gangs being brought down - Who they are is an open secret after all.
The Gambino's are foot soldiers.
Any Christians reading my blog, please pray for Inspector Horsford and his team, that they will get the breaks they need to smash the organised Moslem drug gangs of Luton who are a threat to the National Security of the British homeland.
Luke 8:17 For nothing is secret that will not be revealed, nor anything hidden that will not be known and come to light.
Luton on SundayFour arrests follow police raid in the Hockwell Ring area
This is one of four arrests made during a police raid on Thursday afternoon in Hockwell Ring.
An intelligence-led operation involving more than a dozen officers was carried out on a property on the Luton estate.
A quantity of substances believed to be heroin and crack-cocaine, as well as stolen marriage registers, baptism registers and blank marriage certificates, were seized after Bedfordshire Police's officers broke down the door.
Operation Saba is the culmination of months of work by the Intelligence Unit.
Detective Inspector Greg Horsford, head of the force's divisional intelligence unit, said: "Drugs and acquisition crime go hand in hand.
"If we can tackle the drugs problem then we can reduce crime."
Rafter Khan, 36, from Eighth Avenue, Luton appeared at Luton Magistrates' Court on Friday afternoon charged with offering to supply a quantity of class A drugs and possessing a quantity of class A drugs with intent to supply. He did not enter any plea.
This is one of four arrests made during a police raid on Thursday afternoon in Hockwell Ring.
An intelligence-led operation involving more than a dozen officers was carried out on a property on the Luton estate.
A quantity of substances believed to be heroin and crack-cocaine, as well as stolen marriage registers, baptism registers and blank marriage certificates, were seized after Bedfordshire Police's officers broke down the door.
Operation Saba is the culmination of months of work by the Intelligence Unit.
Detective Inspector Greg Horsford, head of the force's divisional intelligence unit, said: "Drugs and acquisition crime go hand in hand.
"If we can tackle the drugs problem then we can reduce crime."
Rafter Khan, 36, from Eighth Avenue, Luton appeared at Luton Magistrates' Court on Friday afternoon charged with offering to supply a quantity of class A drugs and possessing a quantity of class A drugs with intent to supply. He did not enter any plea.
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