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On the programme today. Police are appealing for help to find the men

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who subjected a retired farmer to be a terrifying ordeal at his

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Hello. And welcome to Crimewatch Roadshow, the programme where you

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can make a difference and keep our streets safer. Coming up on the

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programme today: Were you on what on farmland, with the UK Border

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Agency who are clamping and on illegal immigrants in the Teesside

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and of Aberystwyth. The beautiful Welsh countryside is

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a magnet for bikers, and Dyfed Powys Police are ready for them.

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And, the pensioner who was on the attack by intruders in the many

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hours. He was tied up and left on his run through the night. Police

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are appealing for new information. It's the end of week three, and the

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roadshow team are, as ever, out travelling the country. And today,

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they're slap bang in the middle of Wales. So where are you, Dave?

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Hi, Rav. It's our last day here in Wales, in Newtown, just ten miles

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from the border with England. Dyfed Powys Police need your help to find

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the people who robbed this building society behind me.

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And Nicola is here. Morning. And we'll also be looking

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at a pioneering scheme here in Newtown, where local shops have

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banded together to ban suspected shoplifters.

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Sounds good. Now, our first appeal. Dyfed Powys Police have a good

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record of solving cold cases, crimes from the past that haven't

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been solved. A review of cold cases led to the conviction of murderer

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John William Cooper. Now, they need your help with another case still

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on their books that they particularly want to solve. An

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attack so violent we can't go into the exact details of what happened.

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Since on its old crones on a balanced. That is the mantra of

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Dyfed Powys Police. That we did six years, John William Cooper thought

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he had got away with murder of four people in the 80s and the rape of

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the 16 you will go up in the 90s. And to record his review was

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ordered and forensic evidence was discovered, linking him to the

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crimes. You must judge meet after the trial and not before. The he

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would run guilty of the offences, and sentenced to life in prison.

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After the success, Dyfed Powys Police turned their attention to

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another court case is that it plays in 1990 borough. The Cricklehowell

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kenny, a full 17 years ago. Very serious. I lost hope they would

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catch anybody, they won't be from court and out of the blue from the

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viewer the. William Morris was born in 1917, he's arrived in the south

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Wales border and the Second World War. He was the bachelor, living on

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his run at green deal farm near Cricklehowell. Avery quite Jack,

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easy-going, captains of students. On 7th September, 1995, when

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doesn't year-old -- doesn't year- old was subjected to with brutal

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attack. He he retired to bed around 11pm. Summed manure and it was, he

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had no news abstainers. -- some part in the only colours, he had

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any noise. There were three people, with a mask on. He was dragged out

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of his bedroom and physically tired up and robbed. His attackers

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subjected him to a horrific assault which was the Chilterns in the use

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of Parliament. -- gratuitious in the use of violence. They kept

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asking me what my money was. It went on for two at Lord's. He was

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living on the state pension. He had no money. The intruders fled,

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leaving him on his own. Born in Derry, a phone call was made to the

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pub near his arm. The owner's Never really recovered after his

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ordeal. It was inhibitions assault. He remained in hospital with

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internal bruising. He never went Even though William has sadly

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passed away, police still need your help to catch the thugs who ruined

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the last years of his life. Despite the fact that the crime happened 17

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years ago, the police are still confident they can catch the

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perpetrators. People fought in and out of relationships in time. Some

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of them may have told somebody back in 1995 who they were friendly with,

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in a relationship with, married to. That may not be the case now. We

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will support any police investigation, and have a whole

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host of tools and techniques that they never had in 1995, so that is

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positive for us. We feel there is a really good chance that we are

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going to get a positive outcome from this investigation. Let's just

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hope with improved forensics that they can find something out.

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the family still want justice for the gentle man who was so cruelly

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A terribly sad case. While looking into it again after 17 years?

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police force is looking at all these unsolved serious crimes, so

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we don't have any undetected cases left in the police force. And to

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obtain justice for the family say they can move on. What information

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do you have? During the robbery, a gun similar to this one was taken,

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this is unusual, it was a 90 years old at the time of the offence.

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Particularly bold and brash. Maybe it has been sold on to an antique

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dealer. -- Particularly old and rare. There have been advances in

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forensic technology. We hope to advance this case. Please call if

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you have any information. Back to Rav.

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Now time for our Wanted Faces. It's the end of the week, so let's have

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another look at some of the Wanted Faces we've shown you recently.

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Steven Brown is wanted by detectives in Wiltshire, on

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suspicion of breaching a Sexual Offences Prevention Order. He was

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released on police bail, but then went missing. He has a noticeable

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West Country accent, and has connections in the Wiltshire and

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Bristol areas. Police had a great lead last time from an anonymous

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caller, but they would really like more information regarding his

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specific location. If you can help, then please contact us again.

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Next, Flamur Hasa is also commonly known as Muli, and apparently

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introduces himself as Barney the Greek. Detectives in the West

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Mercia force want to speak to him in connection with wounding with

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intent to cause grievous bodily harm. He's originally from Albania,

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but now has connections to the West Midlands and Telford areas. Police

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still need information on him. And Warren Jones. Police have been

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looking for him for the past six years. He was due to appear before

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Preston Crown Court in February 2006, in connection with a charge

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of actual bodily harm, but he didn't turn up. He has tattoos on

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his right arm of a skull, with "United" above it. And a heart with

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"True love Karla" written on it. We've given a police a strong lead,

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but they'd like more information. And the last one for today. Paul

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Joseph Caddock. He's wanted in connection with the conspiracy to

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supply Class A drugs throughout the north west of England and Scotland.

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Caddock speaks with a Liverpudlian accent, and is believed to have

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access to a property in Thailand. If you know where any of those men

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are, do call. Our number is: 08000 468 999.

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Or text us on 63399. Text CW, space, and then your message. And please,

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leave the space, or your message won't get through to us.

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Or, email us. [email protected]. Now back to Nicola in Newtown,

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Nicola. Thanks, Rav.

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Today we're with the Dyfed Powys force, which covers a vast area of

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Wales. From Newtown here in the north, to towns like Llanelli and

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Carmarthen in the south, the whole of Pembrokeshire, and Ceredigion in

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the west. So, a pretty challenging Fore and an area covering half of

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Wales and 315 miles of coast, police officers here have to deal

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with a wide range of challenges. are the largest geographical force

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and the smallest as far as staff are concerned, which presents

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sometimes some difficulties. area is home to a population of

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just half a million people. In the summer, this is dramatically

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boosted with the arrival of 850,000 tourists. Despite the rural setting,

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police officers face the same challenges as their colleagues

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countrywide. The police force tackles burglary, vehicle crime and

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anti-social behaviour. When storms hit Ceredigion in June, police

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responded to devastating floods. 1000 people were safely evacuated

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in the face of heavy rain, gales, and record high of river levels.

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did a very good job in difficult circumstances in the middle of the

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night with police officers risking their lives to make sure people

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were brought to safety. It may have one of the lowest crime rates in

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the UK but it doesn't mean the police officers are getting

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complacent. There's always room for improvement. We are running a

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programme of continuous improvement to make sure we do deal effectively

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with the needs of our community. The Chief Constable was talking

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about safer communities. Here it in Newtown, the police and community

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has joined together for an antique shop lifting programme. If you get

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on one of these posters, you could be banned from the shops for up to

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12 months. How does it work? You are one of the people involved.

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With the scheme, if you are caught shoplifting in a shop, you will be

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arrested. If found guilty, a committee will decide an

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appropriate plan. -- ban. If they enter the shop, the committee will

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decide to give them an extra month banning them from the shops. These

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posters, these are displayed in the shop for the public. The shop had a

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folder, it is confidential. Is it working? It is a brilliant scheme,

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all the shops have been fantastic, it is a good partnership. That's

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the police. What about the shopkeepers? How is it working?

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is definitely helping us, a brilliant scheme. There is a clear

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message, if you steal, you will be banned. Basically, people don't

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know if they come into the shops and steel, there is a chance they

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will be banned and they will be known if they try to sneak him

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again. It is reassuring the police other for us when we need them.

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Thank you. Shoplifters, there were, if you are in Newtown. You will be

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put on the scheme and banned from Time for an update on a Appeals,

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and we have some strong news for you. This man who we featured on

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Monday has now been arrested and charged with five sexual offences

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and is due in court next week. And to update you from another appeal

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on Monday about bogus policeman who conned their way into a pension a's

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home. Wiltshire police officers say we have given them some really

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promising information. Fingers crossed on that one.

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Have still to come: Whilst the bikers enjoy the thrill of the road,

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the traffic cops are keeping them in check. This cat was shot in the

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head, but miraculously survived. We need your help to find the crawl

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thugs who did this. Before all that, cast your mind back to last

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summer's riots. Do recognise any of these people? Police still need to

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identify some of the rioters. Peckham police station, my old Nick.

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Take a look at this. The man in the white top has his face covered, and

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we soon see why. He throws a petrol bomb at the building which flared

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dangerously as it lands. If you know who he is, calling. Last

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summer's routs again, this time in Clapham Junction. This party

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shopping Lavender Hill has been decimated by looters, but it is

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about to get a whole lot worse. A man wanders in with a lit cigarette

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and sets fire to one of the displays. The fire quickly takes

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hold, until the whole shoppers ablaze. The cameras then catch the

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arsonist walking up Lavender Hill towards ASDA. One witness

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photographs him, and he barges past another. Police really need to

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catch this man. If you know him, we were there that night, please get

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in touch. More riot footage, Clapham Junction again. A man in a

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blue hoodie uses a fire extinguisher to smash the window of

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a shop. When a passer-by tries to defuse things, another man wearing

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a balaclava let the fire extinguisher off in his face.

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Police would like to speak to the two witnesses who helped him after

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the incident. But they really want to find these two. No them? Ring us.

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If you recognised anyone or anything in those clips, please

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call us. Or you can call Wales has some of the most scenic

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roads in Britain, and they attract bikers from all over. But so far

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this year, 10 motorcyclist have been killed on Welsh roads, three

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of which have been here. So officers took to the A 44 operation

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Darwin near Brecon, and we went along for the ride. They are more

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than a million motorcycles registered in the UK, and for many

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bikers, these roads are a great place to ride. You have Black

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Mountain, some really nice driving roads. The best roads around here,

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yes. The tarmac is perfect. However, the popularity with bikers presents

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a particular challenge for the local traffic officers.

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disproportionate amount an hour traffic injuries involve

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motorcycles. These are specialist traffic officers out in force to

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clampdown on anything dangerous or illegal. We have 10 to 12 officers

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around certain areas across the country in order to carry out this

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operation. Officers like Leighton Phillips, conducting spot-checks on

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passing riders. The first check we normally do is to check that there

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are no reports on the vehicle, it is not outstanding stolen or lost,

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and then we conduct checks on the rider to make sure they have

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completed all the relevant exams As well as the roadside checks,

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officers are also using speed guns to catch bikers who might be

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breaking the speed limit. We want to catch the high end speeders, the

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ones doing way in excess. We had one cyclist hit a hundred mph. And

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there will be a police officer waiting with a smile down the road

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to advise them of the speed they were doing. But to it is not all

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about enforcement. They are committed to educating the

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motorcyclists with schemes like bike Safe, where bikers are offered

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tuition on safer riding. We're just trying to get people to think about

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their environment, about the weather conditions, the road

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surface, what sort of traffic is on the road. It is basically a course

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run by the police to give bikers more confidence, tips, assess their

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riding. They are not telling us all for nothing. It is just basic

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assessment. Most people drive cars as a necessity, but a bike is a

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leisure item, so they don't tend to spend as much time on it. We want

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them to think a little more before The work being done by police today

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is definitely known to the bikers out and about. I have seen people

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getting pulled up. This is the first time I have been spot checked.

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There are all right. The general consensus is that they are a bit of

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a nuisance. I know they have a job to do, but there is pedantic and

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there is pedantic. People have got opinions about police officers, and

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we have to accept that. I can see the attraction in having a bike, I

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can imagine the adrenalin rush. But it needs to be a safe hobby. Well,

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hopefully a safer future there for bikers. Now, possibly the last

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thing you would expect in a quiet place like New Town as a bank

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robbery, or a building society raid. But that is what happened here at

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the Nationwide in December 2010. Three men attacked a security guard

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filling up the cash machine. We have some CCTV. Two security guards

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make a delivery of cash and this strange around into the door. The

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guards try to keep him out, but he has a sledgehammer. Now we see the

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three men, two in high Viz jackets and one in dark clothing, making

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their way to the cash machine. They help themselves to three cases

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containing substantial amounts of cash. What you don't see is that

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the guards are managed to get to the relative safety of the back of

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the building before these guys escaped. Rebecca Cas well is the

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investigating officer. You are now taking this nationwide. Why? There

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were two cars used in this robbery, to Audis. They were stolen from an

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address in Solihull a month before, in November 2010, and they were

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stolen during the day. One is white and one is silver. The silver Audi

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was used to make off from this location, and was taken to a local

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industrial estate where it was then swapped over and the white Audi

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made off. You need to know where these cars were between the end of

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November and December when this raid took place. We have recovered

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the silver Audi, but we want to know where these circles were

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stored in between times, where is that quite Audi no, and the fact

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that these all on false plates, so who made these plates up?

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recovered one of the cash canisters, but two are still outstanding, and

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the �70,000? That's right. And this was a particularly unpleasant raid?

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It was a violent offence. The guards were in the building, and

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the cleaner was threatened. have got the clues. If you know

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anything, please give us a call. When you're a police officer, you

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come face to face was suspect and a daily basis, and you have to have a

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good eye for recognising a face. But it seems there are some

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individuals who of the chart when it comes to this skill, and they

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are known as Subo recognises. Mick, tell me about these super recognise

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us. We have always known that there are officers who were very good and

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edifying suspects from CCTV images. We had to identify this skill to go

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through the CCTV from the riots. There were so many images. That is

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a massive amount. Josh, you have been working with them. Is it a

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unique skill? It is. We have done some research would be his officers,

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and we have found from some of our tests that their levels of

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performance are extraordinary. They are far better than the average

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person. Someone who is certainly better than the average Joe Bloggs

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is one of the officers in the met. We can see him in action now.

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Name is Idris Barder. I'm a detention officer. Some of my

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duties involve popping in prisoners, -- and booking in prisoners. He is

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also one of the Met's super recognise us. When you deal with

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prisoners every day, you tend to see them and recognise your regular

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clients that come in. A recognised people by their stance, the way

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they walk, if they have a high forehead, low forehead, years, many

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factors come into it. Even if the pictures are grainy, when you see

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this person coming to custody year after year, you just know who it is.

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And you do with the the juveniles. I love shoes, so we get into

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talking about trainers and so one, the latest fashion craze. If I us

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the a certain time of clothing, and then the face, I notice him.

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Idris's success rate is impressive. Last year I was up to about 132

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there had positively identified. My dad's as I always processed useless

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information, but I guess this is information people need now. While.

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One impressive guy that I certainly wouldn't want to get on the wrong

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side of. You must be pleased when you see officers working at? I am,

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because he is not only doing his job, he is taking it to the extra

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stage. He is bringing even more offenders to justice by picking

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them out on the CCTV. It is good work. And josh, you have a little

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test, and I know you want me to do it. Talk me through this. This is

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an array test. Look at the screen, and a face will appear. I haven't

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seen that before. OK, so I have seen that for probably about one

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second! Now I would like you to follow me, and I'm going to show

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you eight different faces. I want you to decide whether you can spot

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the face that you have just seen, or tell me that he is not there.

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Well, obviously they look very, very different. I am not actually

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sure that he is on there at all. I'm going to say he's not there.

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Unfortunately you are wrong, but that isn't surprising. It is in

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fact number five. Someone like Idris tends to get nearly all of

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these right. Most people, we would expect to get about half of these

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right. This is the sort of simple test that we do with these police

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officers. We have got other people doing this, like a dress. We have

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civilians staff as well, and we are driving to get more from CCTV,

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along with that the Super recognises. We want to catch more

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criminals. Thank you both for joining us. Back to Nicola.

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Thanks, Rav. Our next appeal is a terrible case of animal cruelty

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that the RSPCA would like to help with. This is A phantom, and she

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was shot in the head with an air rifle. Helen is Phantom's owner,

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and Inspector Lewis is from the RSPCA. Phantom can't be with us,

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she is not very well. She started becoming lethargic, and

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continuously sneezing. We took her to the vet, and they were at that

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stage quite pleased that it wasn't just infection. It didn't clear up,

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the sneezing became more prominent, so she went back in for some

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investigation work, had some X-rays and a spoke with the vet and was

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told it was quite sinister, and she had been shot in the head. How did

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you feel? I was horrified, devastated and really quite shocked.

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And how is she now? She has survived, but she is extremely

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traumatised. She is always hiding, and she is still under the vet for

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antibiotics. Let's talk to inspector Phil Lewis. Is this

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something you have come across before? Yes, it is. It is something

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in the North and Mid Wales area the duties increasing. Cats are being

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shot. This is the natural palette that was taken from behind

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phantom's jaw. If the person is caught that has done this, they

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could face a fine of �20,000 or a term in prison. Any information, we

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want to hear from them. They include both very much for joining

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us, and we hope that phantom makes They think they've got away with it,

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but can you help find these faces caught on CCTV: earlier this year

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it in Londonderry, and the woman in a hat is on a mission.

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She keeps on piling up but trolley. Note the you laundry baskets which

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will come in useful later. She removes each secured to turgor

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until she is ready to part of the bedding into the baskets. She then

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leaves the shop with nothing. She comes back in search of hers - and

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puts it near the door. She leaves again, this time, with a back. Now

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she is finally ready to complete her task. She comes back in and

:30:44.:30:54.
:30:54.:30:54.

grabs it. Genially fails when the doors do not open. -- she neil lee

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nearly. A supermarket in Portsmouth, April

:30:59.:31:05.

this year. These two do not seem to be together but since they start

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stocking items into their jackets. Police estimate around �70 of stuff

:31:12.:31:18.

was taken. Remember them? You will be seeing them again.

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Here they are. The same supermarket, five days later. Again, they don't

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acknowledge each other but soon the man in a cap starts putting food

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into his jacket. Then he takes a newspaper to the top and actually

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pays for it before leaving. What about the rest! This time police

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estimate they get away with around �100. Do you know them?

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Your calls really count. So if you have any information about those

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crimes, call us. The details are on the screen. Back to Dave in Newtown.

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Most of us have a computer and telephone and the latest scam

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involves both. You get a call from somebody claiming to be from a

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computer company telling you there could be a major problem. They say

:32:16.:32:21.

switch it on, log on to my particular website. That gives them

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access to your details. They could then say, you need to pay for some

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software costing hundreds. The money disappears, there is no

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software, there never was a problem. However, when you're on the phone,

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what was going through your mind? was very worried this would cost a

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lot of money because their was some really big problem with by computer.

:32:49.:32:56.

The he was threatening you. Sadly, you parted with over �500. I and

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you are not going to see that money again. No. How did it make you

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feel? Very angry, very angry. This is why I am here today to prevent

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other people falling for the same thing. You investigate this kind of

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fraud, how common is it? Unfortunately it is on the increase,

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a 50% increase with us in this area. That is why we are starting this

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awareness campaign, to get people talking, to prevent people becoming

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victims might have a house. What is your advice? -- victims like

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Heather. Do not engage in any conversation, be firm. Be strong.

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Put the phone down. Do not engage in conversation. Genuine companies

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do not bring you up like this. Last year, 600 pardoned immigrants

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moved to the UK and they did so legally. However, for the small

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minority of those who came here and illegally, or work here illegally,

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it is up to the UK Border Agency to track them down. I went out with

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offices on an operation in Aberystwyth.

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You might think immigration rates only happen in the cities, but this

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is Aberystwyth. I am joining the Border Agency team responsible for

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the area here. On businesses suspected of employing illegal

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workers. The first premises, we need to visit, speak to the staff

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to identify this individual and ascertain his immigration status.

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What is the situation? We have come into the princes and identified

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four people here. The police officers are getting information.

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Following that, we do checks on their immigration status. Name,

:35:22.:35:28.

date of birth. Also if they can produce documents to confirm their

:35:28.:35:35.

nationality, it immigration status. Once we receive those, we have

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staff we can conduct to conduct -- to make checks. I am arresting you

:35:45.:35:50.

on suspicion of overstaying in the United Kingdom. We will take you

:35:50.:35:54.

from here to the police station. well as investigating the

:35:54.:35:59.

individual workers, the Border Agency also looks at whether the

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businesses in question have acted correctly. This business may not

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have done anything wrong, but now there has been an arrest, the

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police officers will look into the case. Employers have a duty to

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check potential employees's documents to make sure they have

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the right to work here. If the employer breaks the law, they could

:36:20.:36:27.

face a fine of �10,000, or prison. Second visit of the day,

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information of foreign nationals working illegally at the premises.

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When we get to the premises, if you can make your way into the

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restaurant to the kitchen area. And there is a side alley, make your

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way down there. There are a couple of doors. Are you the manager?

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We're from the UK Border Agency. Do you have any staff records? We have

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been asked to leave by the man in charge. The Border Agency officers

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are inside carrying out their work. Kennedy was an update? -- can you

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give us an update. One of the persons appears to be working in

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breach of the easier conditions. She has kindly agreed to go back to

:37:19.:37:29.
:37:29.:37:31.

her house to ride her passport. -- to provide her passport.

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She has presented us with her Chinese passport. That confirms she

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has a visa which is valid until November at this year. But at the

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bottom of the visa, it does state, no work, or recourse to public

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funds. She will have been fully aware she's not allowed to work in

:37:54.:37:59.

this country. It may seem straight but it is done in the interest of

:37:59.:38:04.

the employees. The usual laws which protect safety in the workplace are

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usually ignored when it comes to illegal workers. Not the case here

:38:08.:38:12.

but the employer will have to prove they took appropriate steps to

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check the worker was legal. The evening is drawing in and the

:38:19.:38:24.

team make their last visit of the day. You have a Portuguese

:38:24.:38:34.
:38:34.:38:35.

passport? Stand up for me?

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This machine will help give us a photograph of the person, details

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of when we encountered them last. Specific references for us to put

:38:47.:38:51.

into our database. In this restaurant, the police

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officers make more arrests, two men who entered the country illegally,

:38:55.:38:59.

one man who had breached the conditions of his student visa,

:38:59.:39:03.

bringing the total for the day up to five. The restaurant baby

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innocent of any wrongdoing. But all of the people arrested will now be

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detained pending deportation. An update, since we made that film,

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two of the people arrested have been deported, two are awaiting

:39:19.:39:24.

deportation, the third is on immigration bail. The UK Border

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Agency is looking into the situation of the employers and they

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could face a penalty if they did not take all reasonable steps to

:39:31.:39:35.

ensure their workers were here legally.

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What should employers do? They should keep a far for all of their

:39:40.:39:46.

workers, keeping copies of documents for identity and

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permission to work in the UK. important, because if you come

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calling, they have proof. We saw a piece of kit used for a identifying

:39:59.:40:07.

people immediately. This is a portable fingerprint scanner, check

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them against immigration databases. If you apply for its Visa, you will

:40:14.:40:23.

be on here. We will give it a test. Put your right finger on there. And

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you're left finger. I will take your photograph. That will take 10

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seconds. That goes back to a database to see if I am known. Have

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you got a result? Just to prove it to review body! That means I am

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here perfectly legally. How many of these raids do you carry out?

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are out every day of the week targeting residential and business

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addresses, individuals. We are after illegal workers. We act on

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information we get from the public, other government departments. We do

:41:06.:41:13.

not go out randomly but act on information.

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A quick update on what is coming in from you, great news about this war

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when we featured on Monday. She had been arrested and charged for 19

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separate crimes related to fraud and theft. A brilliant result. And

:41:31.:41:36.

an update on Warren Jones, wanted by police for six years, potential

:41:36.:41:43.

sightings coming in. Which we have passed on.

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We are moving on from Wales this week, so this is our last day with

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Nicola.Hope you've enjoyed being with us.

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Yes, Rav, really enjoyed it, particularly being togged up in

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those white forensic playsuits to go behind the scenes with the

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footprint experts in Bridgend. Good luck with your last week, Dave.

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Next week, we're heading north. We're going to be with the police

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forces in West and South Yorkshire. We hope filly will have reasonable

:42:07.:42:17.
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weather. Here's a sneak preview of We need to look everywhere, where

:42:25.:42:33.

drugs could be concealed. We all looking possibly for

:42:33.:42:41.

skeletal remains. I can come from the yellow T-shirt is not wearing

:42:41.:42:49.

his belt. -- confirm. Thanks, guys, looking forward to it.

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That's it for today. For more details about all the crimes on

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today's programme, head to: bbc.co.uk/crimewatch roadshow.

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