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WATCH | Armed Drug Dealers Open Front Door Seconds Before Armed Cops Arrive

by John J Johnson
23 February 2021
in Body-Worn Camera Footage, Must See Videos
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WATCH | Armed Drug Dealers Open Front Door Seconds Before Armed Cops Arrive
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West Midlands Police have released some body-worn camera footage of the moment when armed drug dealers opened their front door seconds before armed police were about to smash it in.

Officers had cordoned the residential area off after receiving some intelligence that the address’s occupants were armed.

As you will see in the video below, that intelligence turned out to be right.

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  1. Kevan Chippindall-Higgin says:
    1 year ago

    The sentences were, as usual, derisory. Just under 10 years for one and 7 for the other for possessing firearms, ammunition making equipment, 50 pot plants and half a kg of cocaine is just pathetic. The weapons had live rounds in it and another was capable of fully automatic firing.

    These two were armed and dangerous and clearly making their living form the drugs trade. They should have got 10 years for the firearms, 10 years for the coke and 5 years for the pot, a total of 25 years to be served consecutively. This should mean that they would be released after 25 years, assuming they behaved, longer if not.

    If they were to get caught drug dealing again, the minimum sentence would be 50 years. Society would be safe from people like this.

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