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Sven Longshanks
Daily Stormer
January 11, 2015
One of the lesser publicised joys that diversity brings is corruption of the police force. The police in the third world are notorious for taking bribes and running drugs on the side and we have always been taught that this was in order to supplement their meagre wages. But if that is so, then why do they the same wherever they are, regardless of how high the wages are?
This particular chocolate cop was leading a double life on the side as a drug dealing, slut-hustling pimp, but he was too stupid to keep the proceeds of his criminal operation away from prying eyes and even turned up to work at the police station driving a £170,000 Ferrari.
It was thanks to this that he was caught, but the more crime-prone foreigners that are employed as police, the more cases like this there are going to be and the more likely it will be, that the rest of the police just ask for a cut, instead of reporting it.
A police officer who led a secret double life as the boss of an organised crime gang was caught out by his own force bosses – after driving into work in a £170,000 Ferrari.
Osman Iqbal, 37, earned around £40,000 a year as a sergeant for West Midlands Police responding to 999 calls in Kings Heath, Birmingham.
But unbeknown to his colleagues he had links to a string of brothels and peddled class A drugs in exclusive areas of London.
Iqbal is now serving a jail sentence of seven years and two months after being imprisoned last September with seven other gang members.
His own workmates raised suspicions when Iqbal arrived for work in the £170,000 Ferrari 458 supercar and an anti-corruption team began probing his bank accounts.
A court last September heard how Iqbal was caught when the Serious and Organised Crime Unit linked him with convicted armed robber Talib Hussain, 33.
It was through him that he had access to a fleet of high end vehicles and both men and the cars were connected to to two fake businesses – City Chauffeurs Ltd and Capital Event Management.
The bank accounts of the companies were being used by the pair to launder hundreds of thousands of pounds.
Police discovered the money was coming from chip and PIN machines in Covent Garden and Marylebone in London.
Two properties were put under surveillance in a joint operation with the Metropolitan Police and they were identified as brothels.
Iqbal and Hussain and their associates Atif Hussain and Asri Hussain were involved in an elaborate scheme whereby they organised for clients to be picked up from strip bars where they would be offered drugs and women and driven back to one of the brothels.
Once there they were overcharged on their bank cards – but failed to report the crimes because of the shame of how they had been duped.
On September 19 2014 he was sentenced to seven years, two months after admitting conspiracy to manage a brothel, conspiracy to possess Class A drugs with intent to supply and conspiracy to money launder.
More recently the force discovered that he had been asked by Nahiem Ajmal, a Birmingham religious leader, to get information from police computer systems on behalf of his friend Sajad Khan.
Although due to safeguarding in place he was unable to access the police log he was charged with five counts of misconduct in a public office and pleaded guilty to three counts at an earlier hearing.
He was back in court on Wednesday where he faced three new charges of misconduct in a public office.
Iqbal, of Birmingham, pleaded guilty and admitted making unauthorised attempts to access police intelligence systems while serving with West Midlands police.
But hey – at least they didn’t gun anyone down for making fun of them.
