Edmonton forger who made fake passports for illegal migrants jailed
Briefly

Radouane Bouhafs worked on behalf of organised crime groups, providing them with false documents that they would then pass on to the people they had brought into the UK illegally.
They would then be used to make it appear like the holder was in the UK legitimately, allowing them to rent property, open bank accounts, register to claim benefits or get work.
A June 2024 raid uncovered the sophisticated forgery operation at an outbuilding at the back of his home which contained printers, computers, blank cards and embossed gold foil.
Bouhafs was jailed for three years and nine months for making fake identity documents used to facilitate human smuggling and illegal activities.
Read at www.standard.co.uk
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