by Carl Fellstrom | Jan 18, 2012 | cocaine, drugs, Madrid, money laundering, murder, Nottinghamshire, organised crime, Raphael Nasr, Robert dawes, SOCA
Robert Dawes captured on surveillance cameras at airport GANGSTER Robert Dawes has stepped up his campaign to become a newly anointed Saint by creating his own website designed to hit back at some of the material I have published about the man described by law...
by Carl Fellstrom | Nov 8, 2011 | Aled Williams, Andrew Crookes, Eurojust, Jose Santiago Torres Prieto, Madrid, Robert dawes, SOCA, The Guardian
Robert Dawes currently at large on the Mijas Costa in Spain Eurojust’s Andrew Crookes (Right) with Aled Williams current President Last week I wrote in The Guardian about the cock-up over a request from the Spanish authorities which led to organised crime...
by Carl Fellstrom | Oct 7, 2011 | corruption, Draycott, drugs, Meesters, money laundering, murder, organised crime, Robert dawes, SOCA, spain, trevor wade
Robert Dawes is free again. Another botched operation or is something more sinister going on?EARLIER this year I wrote about the case of Robert Dawes , head of an organised crime group which has left a trail of devastation in its wake through its activities over...
by Carl Fellstrom | Jul 31, 2011 | BBC, Derek Slade, journalism, Roger Cook
Roger Cook prepares a piece to camera for Abuse of Trust documentaryEarlier this year I had the pleasure to work with the legendary investigative journalist Roger Cook for a documentary we helped produce for the BBC titled An Abuse of Trust. The film will be screened...
by Carl Fellstrom | Apr 14, 2011 | drugs, Jamil Karzai, money laundering, murder, organised crime, Raphael Nasr, Robert dawes, SOCA
(from the top) Nasr, Dawes, and Jamil KarzaiThe Afghan links to a very British organised crime group…………FAMILY of the Afghan president Hamid Karzai have formed connections with a British gangster who is wanted for major drug trafficking and...
by Carl Fellstrom | Feb 17, 2011 | Uncategorized
Giovanni Di Stefano will be needing a competent lawyer to avoid extraditionAlmost four years ago I wrote about the criminal’s favourite lawyer, Giovanni Di Stefano ,being investigated over allegations that he stripped clients of more than £3...
by Carl Fellstrom | Dec 6, 2010 | colin gunn, human rights, organised crime, prison
In yet another depressing sign of the times Colin Gunn, a self-styled gangster who epitomises the worst of the UK’s chav generation has won an important victory for prisoners seeking respect from within the walls of the prison establishment. As the Sunday...
by Carl Fellstrom | Oct 5, 2010 | andy coulson, journalism, metropolitan police, news international, phone hacking
THIS week’s Channel 4 Dispatches took the story of phone hacking in Fleet Street further and ratcheted up the pressure on David Cameron’s spin doctor Andy Coulson another small notch. The eloquent and incisive presentation by political columnist Peter...
by Carl Fellstrom | Sep 2, 2010 | andy coulson, david cameron, journalism, news of the world, phone hacking
David Cameron must decide if Andy Coulson (right) is really the right man to be communicating his ideasTHE allegations due to be printed in this Sunday’s New York Times magazine go the furthest so far in the tawdry tale of phone hacking at the News of the...
by Carl Fellstrom | Aug 10, 2010 | organised crime, police, Stirlands, witness protection
Today’s news that Coroner and QC Karon Monaghan has called for a review of the the UK’s witness protection services has been a long time coming and is long overdue. If nothing else, Hoods , illustrated just what happens when there is no...
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