Bent copper was a gang land boss!
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Lancashire Telegraph said:
A LANCASHIRE police officer was the head of a machine-gun carrying organised crime gang.
Former Nelson sergeant Salim Razaq, 33, led an amazing double life which saw him take control of a notorious drugs and money laundering group.
He took over the gang when his younger brother was jailed for kidnapping and beating up a rival.
The ex-police officer was finally caught in a dramatic raid on his home after being watched covertly for months.
Razaq had three lethal Uzi sub-machine guns and Sten guns at his house, live ammunition, and £72,000 in 'drug money' when his colleagues raided his semi-detached home in March.
He picked up the mantle left when his younger brother was jailed for six years in 2009 for kidnapping and beating up a rival gang member.
Investigations into personal bank accounts revealed money laundering between gang members and it was also discovered he was illegally accessing the force’s intelligence database.
Last month Razaq admitted misconduct in a public office, perverting the course of justice, possession of ammunition, three counts of possession of firearms and money laundering.
http://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/news/8496364.Lancashire_sergeant_helped_gangster_brother/Former Nelson sergeant Salim Razaq, 33, led an amazing double life which saw him take control of a notorious drugs and money laundering group.
He took over the gang when his younger brother was jailed for kidnapping and beating up a rival.
The ex-police officer was finally caught in a dramatic raid on his home after being watched covertly for months.
Razaq had three lethal Uzi sub-machine guns and Sten guns at his house, live ammunition, and £72,000 in 'drug money' when his colleagues raided his semi-detached home in March.
He picked up the mantle left when his younger brother was jailed for six years in 2009 for kidnapping and beating up a rival gang member.
Investigations into personal bank accounts revealed money laundering between gang members and it was also discovered he was illegally accessing the force’s intelligence database.
Last month Razaq admitted misconduct in a public office, perverting the course of justice, possession of ammunition, three counts of possession of firearms and money laundering.
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