Episode 20 Crimewatch Roadshow

It's the last day of an action-packed series,

but we still need your help to stop criminals in their tracks.

The pensioner attacked in her home by a knife-wielding masked man.

I put in everything in my body into shaking this

knife out of his hand, until he dropped the knife.

Cracking down on counterfeits - we're with trading standards

as they seize a million pound's worth of dangerous, fake goods.

Michael Kors watches, GHD straighteners, an awful

And seeing as we spend a lot of time trying to catch criminals,

today I'm finding out exactly what happens when they're

Live for the next 45 minutes, you're watching Crimewatch Roadshow.

Hello and welcome to the very last programme in this series

Before we finish, let's see if we can catch a few more crims!

Also today... The dance school students whose cash

and costumes were stolen in the dead of night.

I opened the boot and everything's vanished.

All I did was scream, words couldn't come out.

The exotic eagles shot dead by an intruder at a bird sanctuary.

And can you name this doorstep scammer, tricking her way

Today the team have reached Cardiff Bay.

And, Tina, I hear your'e in a spot of bother?

Rav, I'm at Cardiff Bay police station, one

of the busiest in the UK - every week around 300

people will end up here in the custody suite.

And this morning I'll be getting a real taste of what it's

But before all of that, police need your help to catch

the masked man who forced his way into a woman's home at knifepoint.

The village of Trinant near Pontypool in South Wales is home to

Carol and Paul Tobey. My husband and I have been married for 48 years.

And we've lived here since 1981. It is a lovely village. It's very quiet

here and it's as if you are, virtually, in the country. The

community does seem very safe, really. Everybody knows each other.

It always has seemed a lovely place. One morning back in March, before

going to work, Carol was on a computer. I was in the lounge and I

had opened up my laptop because I had been designing a card for my

husband's birthday, and I wanted it to be special. Birthday few moments

later, she was interrupted. And I thought who the devil is knocking on

my door this time in the morning? Because you don't normally get that

that early. Peering through the window, Carol didn't recognise her

visitor. When I first looked out and saw him, I could see a Red Hat and I

thought, oh, this is a delivery van is being can they leave a parcel for

next door. But it wasn't the postman. As Carol opened her front

door, a man wearing a red mask over his face pushed his way into the

house. All of a sudden he put his hand in the air, I could see this

knife in his hand. Which was... You know, you're not expecting that. At

that point I just felt that are not coming anywhere near me. 67-year-old

Carol bravely fought back, determined to disarm her attacker. I

put everything in my body into shaking this knife out of his hand.

Until he dropped the knife. The man picked up the blade and run away.

Carol grabbed her phone to call the police. Carol was the victim of a

horrendous act. The attacker was extremely shocked by the way that

Carol reacted. She kept calm in the situation. To fight off that guide

the way she did was absolutely phenomenal. Three months on, Carol

and Paul are trying to put this terrifying ordeal behind them. I try

not to dwell on it at all, but it is in your mind all the time. I think

she was very brave. This person, whoever years, he has put through

hell. -- whoever he is. And it is something that you would not expect

to happen in your own home. It is not a nice thing to go through at

all and I would hate to think of anybody else having to go through

it. Detective Cara Bafico

from Gwent Police is here. It's amazing that Carol fought

back in that situation? The fact she fought someone with a

knife, must have been extremely frightening for her. A very unusual

crime, particularly in this quiet area of Wales. We can see a map of

where it happened, talk is through the location? Trinant is a very

peaceful and safe community, very little crime, it is very unusual for

something to happen here. What do we know about the suspect? The fact

that he forced entry with a knife means the incident could have ended

completely differently to how it did. Carol described him as being

about five foot eight to nine, medium build, wearing dark clothing,

she described his voice is being fairly deep, a local Welsh accent

and he was wearing a red mask. The red mask is really unusual, Carol

described it as looking like a Morph suit? We have something similar, the

slit marks in the mask so he could look out but hiding his

identification. We are looking to anybody that has seen anybody in a

red Morph suit on the 31st of March 2017, about 8:30am, and obviously if

they saw anyone acting suspiciously, please contact us. If you can help,

please get in touch. Rav? Now detectives from the Met have

asked us to make an urgent appeal. This 92-year-old woman

was making her way along Hoxton Street in Hackney in north

London when a man grabbed her bag from behind and dragged her along

the road in a violent It happened just last

Tuesday at around 2:30pm. These images show the horrific

injuries the pensioner suffered. Detectives want your

help to find this man, 28-year-old Sanchez Edwards,

who they want to question He was a Bethnal Green Underground

station at 7pm last night. He's described as dangerous,

so, please, if you know Next, more crimes caught on camera

in our final CCTV round-up. The elderly man who owns this

property recently had some maintenance work done to his home.

Watch how one of the workmen comes to ask for payment from him for a

second time. Police say the pensioner was originally cold called

and pressured into having the necessary repair work. The man

claims money is still owed to the company but it has already been

paid. In fact, detectives say over ?6,000

was obtained by fraudulently cashing cheques. Officers also want to speak

to these two men, who visited a month earlier to check on the work

that police say was shoddy and unnecessary.

Can you help name these men? We would love to hear from you.

What do we have here? These two blokes look like they desperately

want to break into this flat, and they seem to have found a novel way

to do it. No, a mop handle will not work! I wonder what they will try

next! That does not look like it is working, either. They have been here

for over an hour trying their luck, finally they break a pane of glass

in the door and let themselves in. Police have already caught burglar

number one, but they still need to get this man. He made off with more

than ?2000 worth of valuables. If you recognise him, you know what to

do. If you know anyone caught

on camera there there, Text CW, space and

then your message. Texts will be charged

at your standard message rate. Rav, I never thought I'd

be in this position - being booked in to custody

at a police station! And this is a real custody

suite in the heart of Cardiff Bay Police Station,

which is used when Here to guide me through the process

is Inspector Adrian Snook. You have done this for real many

times before, what will happen to me this morning? When your first

brought in, the arresting officer would tell the custody Sergeant why

you have been arrested, the custody Sergeant would explain your rights

and entitlements while in custody and ask a lot of medical questions

so we can treat any medical issues you might have asked in custody. I

am being filmed, cameras everywhere? It gives an openness and

transparency which we did not have in years gone by. Every is different

so you need to make a lot of decisions? We need to treat everyone

according to individual need. Let's assume I am well and is cooperating,

what happens? One of the officers would search you, they are looking

for mobile phones, drugs, anything that could be used to hurt staff or

yourself. And I clear? Good, what happens next? The process room, you

will have your finger prints, photographs and DNA taken. Time for

my close-up, I am having my mugshot taken in here. Custody officer

McCauley Jessup is here. Talk me see what happens. We get the offender to

take a seat, explain what is happening, we take the photograph,

the prints and the impression and you will go into the system to make

sure you are not involved in any outstanding crimes. Look at the top

circle for me, that will take your picture. I don't think you have my

best site! Fingerprints next. Pass me your index and forefingers. That

will come back with a response shortly, we will be able to confirm

your identity and make sure you are not involved in any outstanding

crimes. Later on, I will be breathalysed and locked up as well.

Right, lots more to come on the programme, including...

The fake workmen who bullied Irona into handing over

He said, "I have done the job and you have to pay me for it."

And the police aid convoy putting counterfeit clothing

to good use in some of the world's poorest countries.

Next, a really cruel attack against two defenceless birds of prey.

Last week, an intruder broke into the owl sanctuary in Ebbw Vale,

South Wales, and shot and killed two eagles.

It is called Festival Park Owl Sanctuary.

Their owner Patricia Webb is here now, along with sergeant

Neil Pigeon from Gwent Police, who is investigating the incident -

and two of the other beautiful birds from the sanctuary,

They are such gorgeous animals, it is a shop that anybody would want to

harm? The two Eagles, one was a step eagle from Russia and the other was

a tawny eagle from Africa. One of them was a birthday present when

Malcolm was 70. He is your partner. We can see a picture of him. He was

invited onto the programme and too upset because of what happens,

understandably. What happens? We were at a horse show on the

Saturday, we left the sanctuary at 6:30pm on Friday night, they were

fine, between that time... Sorry, between that time somebody claimed

in over the fence and kill the birds. And you discovered the

birds... The birds were dead. What did the vet who did the postmortem

say? That they had been shot. We could not wait until the vet had

done that before we phoned the police. I would like to add that the

police and general public have been fabulous, given us so much help.

They are still doing it. This must have been a massive shock? Just

awful. New comment you are interested in

this. This, the way that it happened, it is very unusual.

The models is unclear at this time. We believe that the individual

walked through and up some steps, shot the birds, we believe the birds

had been shot with an air weapon or a pistol. Someone has had to go past

many other birds that seemingly have been ignored in order to target

these eagles. And kill them. Which is just horrific. How can humans

help? Please come forward. We know the incident took place between

6:30pm on the 30th of June and 8am on the 1st of July. You think that

this is something in a twist of that someone may have bragged about? It

is these films you want to hear from? We were the location is close

to a local shopping centre, promote someone must know something. Let's

hope someone can help. Thank you so much for joining us.

Next, a major operation by trading standards and police to stop fake

and even dangerous goods hitting our streets.

Big-name brands from films tissues, what do they have in common? These

are counterfeits made by criminals to make a quick buck. They are

usually very shoddily made or worse. Much worse. This is a fake blender,

exploding seconds after the blade got stuck. Many counterfeits like

these phone chargers or her straighteners are missing vital

safety components found in the real thing. Causing them to overheat and

start fires. But who's supplying all these dodgy goods? Just before

Christmas police and trading standards officers hit the road to

catch the counterfeiting criminals in the act. Morning, guys, thank you

for turning up. It's three a.m., at a motorway service station near

Worcester. The team had been briefed on their mission to stop a convoy of

counterfeit goods making their way from the Midlands to Bristol. We

identified vehicles in your briefing packs, all of which are based on

intelligence. On the motorway police are lying in wait for any suspect

farms. It's not long before the first one is pulled over. And

trading standards moved in to search it. It's jam-packed full of footwear

and undoubtedly they are counterfeit. Just to let you know we

found counterfeit goods in the back of the fan, it's a criminal offence.

Soon the car park fills up with brands which police have ordered off

the motorway. It was like an Aladdin 's cave. Watches, her straighteners,

an awful lot of Apple charges. Big concern really, as far as safety is

concerned, really good to get it off the market. In total, five fans

packed with fake goods are seized and the drivers questioned. Very

pleased with what we've been able to take off the road today.

The operation was a massive success but prosecuting those responsible

will take time. Rhys Harries from Swansea trading standards department

showed us some of the hall. This is the majority of the stock seized

from France. Over 70 different brands in here, shoes, handbags,

perfumes, electrical items. Probably the total value we estimate is about

?1 million. Different types of watches, Armani, and what you may

note, all of these aren't working. By buying a counterfeit watch, they

may work in the short-term but shortly afterwards, they.. We have a

lot of these, USB Power adapters. As you can see, like a sort of iPhone

plug and we have serious concerns over their safety. To investigate

further the plugs are sent for a series of specialist safety tests.

I'm just opening up the body of this charger. This has the potential to

be lethal, because this worrying here which carries mains voltage

from the plugs to the circuit board is single inch elation. The chargers

plugged in to see what happens. It lasts just a few minutes. It's gone.

Voltage breakdown test to see how the plug would cope with a surge in

mains power. This circuit board is inherently unsafe as it's allowing

mains voltage to break down or pass over to the USB output socket which

means the circuit itself or any cable attached to it or metal body

phone attached to it could potentially become live in the event

of using this charger. Buying a fake may seem like a bargain and look

like the real deal but you could be putting your life at risk.

Well joining me in the police interview room is Graham Mogg,

who is an ex-South Wales Police officer himself.

He works for a number of high-profile brands

We were part of that operation was. Is this problem getting worse? Yes,

thousands of goods entering the UK on a daily basis. There have been

other operations to target counterfeit goods, happened there?

The anti-counterfeiting group supports police and trading

standards to remove these products off the street, in December alone

120,000 counterfeit items seized. You have brought some fake goods

with you, how big a difference as there are between the real thing and

the fakes? Depends on the product, difficult for a shopper to identify

a counterfeit. Safety aspect, this is fake, no friction, it will not

starve because when you applied the brakes. What is this? A bit of a

twist, garage service stamp, people selling these online, use them to

put on the service stamp of cars so it will appear from the seller car

it has a full service history. They look like the real deal. They do,

people forget they have a safety aspect to them, banned substances

used to convert the materials which could be harmful to the consumer.

Later it will see hiring cached counterfeit items are seized to help

less fortunate people. Well, it's not just fake goods

you have to watch out for - it's also scammers trying to rip

people off on their doorsteps. But the police are using

new techniques to try to catch I felt threatened, intimidated but I

think he was used to that. I was nothing to him. I was just money.

Last summer and 69-year-old Antoinette Healy was returning to

her Swansea home after meeting friends. As I was letting myself in

through the door, there was a young gentleman coming down the drive.

Asked if I would like to have my drive and patios washed. He did seem

quite genuinely nice and I said, well, I'm thinking of it, so how

much would you charge? And he said it would be ?150, I said, that

sounds reasonable. So, I said yes, OK, you can do that for 150. But

after agreeing the price, to mark all other men suddenly appeared. The

men followed me into the garage. And they said how much did he called

you? For doing this. I said 150. And they said, he's made a mistake, it's

much more than that. And he said, its ?5,000. And I said, I can't pay

that much, I just can't. He said, eventually, 2500 and eight redesign

everything, it would look like new and I said, OK. But he said we have

got to have the money today. She says she felt pressured to go to the

bank to the cash. By the time she returned she'd had

second thoughts. But one of the men demanded she pay up. I said, you

haven't done the work. They'd done nothing, the drive was exactly the

same as it was. He said, we have, I said, no, you haven't. He said, I've

done the job and you have to pay me for it. I suddenly got afraid. I

didn't feel that I had any choice but to give them the money. I just

felt completely intimidated. I stayed in the garage for the next

two and a half hours, just in case they were still out there. After the

incident South Wales Police prismatic crime reduction team that

had a special security camera in her home, designed to catch crooks in

the act. This camera is a concealed camera dice, quite often disguised

to look like an everyday household object. They will keep targeting the

same person, makes it very difficult, we can't be there 24

hours a day, seven days a week, the use of technology means we can

capture the images we need to prosecute people when they do

return. Eight few miles away police that a device in the home of a

vulnerable 88-year-old man who'd been repeatedly targeted by a gang

of fraudsters. In December the camera captured a visit from a young

woman, claiming But the woman wasn't from the bank

and after just a minute, she left. The man puts Mac bank card was later

used to withdraw cash and make expensive purchases. We believe over

a two-year period, fraudsters have taken in excess of 13 and a half

thousand pounds from the victim. The female on the CCTV footage is white,

aged between 18 and 30, five medium build, dark shoulder-length hair. We

would urge the public to come forward with any information and

whether they know this female, she is a person of interest for our

investigation. And the 88 year old victim had

thousands of pounds taken from his bank account,

over a two year period. Police think a gang was responsible

and would very much like to speak to the woman you saw there on CCTV

who claimed to be from the bank. If you know who she is -

please come forward. With me now is Tony Pain,

from South Wales Police's Crime Remind us again of that first case

in the film, Irona Heeley, who was subjected to the driveway

cleaning scam in July last year. We are looking for three tanned,

white males, the first described as 18 years old, the second has blonde

hair, a muscular build, aged between 28 and 30, the third described as

having brunette hair and of the same age. We so there you were using

special head and cameras, fitted in the homes of vulnerable people, why

are they useful? They provide reassurance for the victim and they

help us provide the evidence on the offenders, we are aware this type of

criminal frequently calls back and it helps us get the evidence to

catch the people responsible. How successful have they been? Very

successful. We put them in phone intelligence says someone is likely

to be targeted again and they are very good. What should people do if

they are worried about themselves or another vulnerable person being

targeted in this way? What advice would you give them. Firstly

reported using the 101 phone system or in an 999. You have 14 days

cancellation rights when people called call, give yourself time, get

a second opinion. There are organisations at the that can give

you advice, you can call citizens advice bureau, trading standards.

Thank you, great advice. If you had been a victim of any crime you can

call victim support on this number. Now the Wanted Faces.

Detectives would like to question him in connection with the sexual

Ghani is 31 and has links to Uxbridge, Southampton

Next, this smiling man is Hamza Hassan Said.

Detectives want to question him in connection with the supply

The 24-year-old also has links to Ilford

The 29-year-old is wanted for questioning after 5 burglaries

at shops across South East England, where the windows have been smashed

Mongan has an Irish accent and links to traveller sites in Lewisham,

Finally for today, this is Rafal Joseph Broda.

Detectives would like to speak to him in connection to a case

of blackmail and the breach of a restraining order.

He's also wanted for failing to appear in court.

Broda is 30 and originally from Poland.

He has a tattoo of the word Scyzoryk

on his right arm and links to York and Selby.

If you know where any of these faces are, make sure you get in touch

using the numbers on screen. Now one, reason you might end up

in a custody suite like this is if the police suspect you've been

driving under the influence Could we put any stats

here about how common this is, With me is PC Liam Buttle

from the Roads Policing Unit. You are about to test me. How would

it work if you stop me and thought I was drink-driving? Wiki Way screen

test using this device on the roadside. Shall be put in 21 years

of age? Let's go for that! A nice lungful of breath, put your mouth on

the tube and breathe until I ask you to stop. Lovely, thank you. It has

shown me that the sample has been taken, it will analyse your breath

and hopefully soon it should say zero. Great stuff! If you were

positive, we would bring you into the station and use this machine, a

further two breath samples, and those are the two that would be used

in court as evidence. That is more accurate. And you are doing more and

more drug testing for drivers? We use the drug swipe for drugs. This

is quite simple, we take this off here, take some saliva, we swipe it

on your tongue, it goes back into the device and we would wait for

eight minutes, we did this one previously, two red lines, it has

tested for cannabis and cocaine and if it was positive for either you

would get a secondary red line onto the device. At that point you

would be arrested and brought here to take a blood sample for analysis.

The good news is I have passed both tests! With flying colours. This is

a pretty rough day at the office, I have had my fingerprints taken, been

handcuffed, been breathalysed. What next?!

Now a sneaky theft which Latin dances devastated. Lisa Clarke runs

a dance school in Cardiff. I have been running at four near enough 22

years. It is quite full-time, classes, evenings and weekends. The

students work hard, they are from all different areas and backgrounds.

The parents pay a lot for their costumes, the competitions, their

exams. They all want their children to do very, very well.

Last Halloween, the dance school had raised funds to enter a competition.

That night, Lisa parked her car outside her home and went to bed.

But a few hours later she was woken by a strange noise. I woke in the

early hours of the morning, heard some wrestling and clicking noises.

I opened the curtains, couldn't see nothing whatsoever. CCTV caught

something. A man opening Lisa's car. There was

no damage to the car, it looks like the suspect has used an electronic

key fob to gain access without the owner's permission.

The man stole a heavy box from the boot.

Inside was ?2500 in cash, belonging to the dance school. Valuable

costumes worth hundreds of pounds each were also stolen. CCTV shows

the man making several trips to the car. His final visit will cut Lisa.

I heard the same noise again. The man suddenly run. That is when my

husband got up and went to check the car. With no obvious sign of

break-in, Lisa's husband presumed everything was fine. The next

morning, Lisa discovered the theft. I opened the boot and everything had

vanished. All I did was screen. Words could not come out. -- all I

did was scream. I kept thinking it was parents' hard work. They save so

much to help their children. I was devastated.

Please get in touch if you know who stole the dance group's casual

costumes. -- cash or costumes. Police are also keen to trace this

man as a potential witness - he passed Lisa's house just a couple

of minutes before the theft, You can call us on the usual

number, or you can also Now we saw earlier how trading

standards teams and police around the country are regularly

seizing counterfeit goods. And if you're wondering what happens

to all those clothes and shoes with fake logos,

well, my next guest David Scott is the Chairman of the

National Police Aid convoy is here. We met you right back on the very

first episode of the series, you were just about to go to Zambia on a

very special trip, you promise to come back. You only landed a few

hours ago, how was it? Wonderful, thank you. We went to Eastern

province in Zambia. Very remote, replaces. You were going to deliver

supplies, lots of them were clothes. There are lovely images of you

giving up the clothes. It must have been really, really gratefully

received. Very satisfying to see the end of the long process. Lots of the

clothing you have was from criminal activity? Stolen or counterfeit

goods certified fit to travel out there, then it is used as barter,

payment for Labour, never given away. I know some children were

particularly pleased with what you did for them, they wrote you a

gorgeous song which we can see. # We thank you.

That must have been pretty moving? Yes, unexpected, very touching.

These people have nothing, they must have been so grateful you are able

to give them something? Grateful for the school equipment, for the

clothing, for the men to Labour. They are not just given anything,

they had to earn it? It has to be earned, the local PTA will engage

people. The clothes take on a value far more than they do here. People

will dig latrines all day for some trainers for his son to go to

school. You have an appeal for something else you would like people

to donate? It is called the Cinderella appeal, appealing for

once worn wedding dresses or sample wedding dresses to inspire girls to

go to the clinic, the places where they will work on them and borrow

one if they want one to wear for a special day, girls who have never

seen a white wedding dress. It is inspirational. It does not have to

be a wedding dress, a ball gown or something? Ball gown, prom dress,

mother of the bride dresses, these girls would love to walk on -- to

work on them. People can look at the website to see how to donate them.

Thank you for coming to Sears. My pleasure. Back to Tina the slammer.

-- in the slammer. Well, I'm in one of the cell areas

in this police custody suite. My breakfast has just arrived. There

are cameras everywhere, my loo is on the right, my bed. It is pretty

cosy. With me again is

Inspector Adrian Snook. What have I got? The all-day

breakfast, sausages, beans and potatoes, one of the most popular

dishes. It does not look that appetising? You would be

disappointed in a hotel but we have had no complaints and it keeps

people fall in custody. It must be a logistical nightmare having to feed

all the suspects? We keep a big stock of food which does not have to

be refrigerated, it is long life, we cater for religious and dietary

requirements. I suppose I should tasted. Not the best. Let's move on

from the food. What else do you do before I come here? We ask you

additional questions about health and well-being, if it is deemed you

might be a risk to yourself we put you in a suit to prevent you from

harming yourself in the cell. That look sturdy. My bed does not look

comfortable? We don't get too many complaints and we can give you a

blanket if you needed. Shall I save you some, Rav?

Time now for our last look at what's been coming

Yet another arrest, this is one of our Wanted Faces, a man wanted in

connection with a shooting who has been charged, he is being held on a

manned. You might on the Wii is to be your help after Sally Hawkins was

one of 16 victims of a serial sex offender who was exposing himself to

women in Dorset. Officers say they are chasing a potentially strong

leads, great news. Well, that's almost the end

of the road for this series Good morning and welcome to a

brand-new of Crimewatch Roadshow. Even the smallest microscopic clues

can make all the difference. How they turned pubs like this one

into professional police dogs. I stalled!

You have brought in some items which were clearly not be stolen by

joyriders. It is a very different type of shower. Very different. I am

good at brushing. Definitely some of the cutest guests

we have had. We are talking! That was great.

The cutest new additions to the police dog unit.

But there's a bit of a tight squeeze. I would not want to be

somebody Olaf is chasing. Blood turn around and face the wall.

Let's see what she can do. Some very special guests are

wheeling into the studio. Yes, we've travelled the length

and breadth of the country, working I have to say the most

memorable moment for me was really crucial appeals -

with arrests on crimes including Thanks Tina, and thank you for all

of your calls during the series. They really do make

all the difference. And you'll still be able see lots

more of our appeals online. Our website and phonelines will

remain open for the next fortnight. But that's everything

for this series. We'll leave you with a final look

at this morning's Wanted Faces. If any of them look familiar,

I think you know what to do. Until next time, from

everyone here, take care. Madonna has launched her own range

of booted orphans.