Police in Harrow recently destroyed 200kg of meat, along with other seized goods, after an operation targeting illegal imports. This action was taken in response to public complaints about vehicles blocking roads. The seized items included large quantities of cigarettes and alcohol, indicating a broader issue of unauthorized trading. Officials, including Cllr Pritesh Patel, highlighted the importance of safeguarding public health and ensuring fair competition for local businesses. The operation underscores an ongoing commitment to tackle illegal activities and protect community welfare.
Following complaints about blocked pavements, police seized and destroyed 200kg of allegedly illegally imported meat, 400 cigarette packs, and eight litres of alcohol.
Cllr Pritesh Patel emphasized the importance of cracking down on illegal imports that jeopardize public health and challenge lawful businesses.
The operation involved police and Harrow Council's environmental health team, showcasing collaborative efforts to address illegal trading activities.
Officers will continue to ensure public safety by enforcing the law against illegal food operations and trade.
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