Brent Police visited 495 premises as part of Operation Condor
Brent Police visit 495 premises in the borough as part of Operation Condor
Lorraine King, News editor
Tuesday, July 3, 2012
1:34 PM
Arrests made include being drunk and disorderly, tax evasion and disqualified driving in London-wide crackdown
Brent Police visited a total of 495 premises in the borough as part of a Met crackdown on unlicensed businesses.
Operation Condor, which took place across all London boroughs last week, saw officers targeting shops, pubs, clubs, unlicensed minicabs and other businesses.
During the two-day operation a total of 16 people were arrested in Brent for offences ranging from tax evasion to drug possession.
A clampdown on dodgy traders resulted in a shop keeper facing legal action after an underage youth was sold a knife and officers also seized four cars and issued two cannabis warnings.
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