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| How Albanian teens are sneaking into the UK to work for drugs gangs like Hellbanianz… and WANT to go to prison to help get asylum |
| 2023-12-03 |
[Daily Mail, where America gets its news]
Albanian gangs have seized control of the UK's cocaine economy over the last 20 years after forming an alliance with Latin American drug cartels. Among them, the Hellbanianz gang located on the Gascoigne Estate in Barking, East London has established itself as a evil force to be reckoned with. The notorious crew flaunt their wealth sharing videos to social media of their flash sportscars, jewellery and wads of money. Arrogant and unafraid of the police, masked Hellbanianz gangsters even shared music videos showing armoured vehicles fitted with heavy machine guns parading around a housing estate in London. While drugs king pins for the gang happily pose in cushy British prisons in designer tracksuits with 'Hellbanianz' or 'HB' graffiti scrawled on their cell walls. Albanian journalist and gang expert Muhammed Veliu told MailOnline that gangsters in the UK become role models for impoverished young men back in their native country. But such is the need for money - gangs don't even need to recruit the illegal immigrants once they arrive in our cities and towns. Albanian gangs have seized control of the UK's cocaine economy over the last 20 years after forming an alliance with Latin American drug cartels. Among them, the Hellbanianz gang located on the Gascoigne Estate in Barking, East London has established itself as a evil force to be reckoned with. The notorious crew flaunt their wealth sharing videos to social media of their flash sportscars, jewellery and wads of money. Arrogant and unafraid of the police, masked Hellbanianz gangsters even shared music videos showing armoured vehicles fitted with heavy machine guns parading around a housing estate in London. While drugs king pins for the gang happily pose in cushy British prisons in designer tracksuits with 'Hellbanianz' or 'HB' graffiti scrawled on their cell walls. Albanian journalist and gang expert Muhammed Veliu told MailOnline that gangsters in the UK become role models for impoverished young men back in their native country. But such is the need for money - gangs don't even need to recruit the illegal immigrants once they arrive in our cities and towns. |
| Posted by:Skidmark |