British police have released images from the cameras mounted on their officers' uniforms, showing the moment police forces entered a residence and arrested two men on Saturday, May 3, 1404. On Thursday, November 12, these two men were found guilty in a British court on charges of collaborating with the intelligence apparatus of the Islamic Republic and spying for the Islamic Republic.
In these photos, the officers first handcuff one of the men to the floor and then enter the bedroom and arrest another man.
Mustafa Spond, 41, was found guilty at Woolwich Crown Court of two counts of breaching Britain's National Security Act. Farhad Javadimanesh, 46, was also found guilty in one case. Shapur Galhani Nouri, 57, was acquitted of all charges.
According to the prosecutors, this case is related to spying on journalists of the International Iran Network between August 1403 and April 1404. The prosecutors announced that these steps were taken on behalf of the intelligence agency of the Islamic Republic of Iran and with the aim of providing a pretext for attacks on journalists.