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London police arrested hundreds of people in the biggest operation in its history against the theft of mobile phones. In this month-long operation, officers used a drone, a high-powered e-bike and a facial recognition camera to identify the suspects. They seized drugs, weapons, tens of thousands of pounds in cash and hundreds of stolen phones. BBC reporter Graham Setchel was with them during the police raid on a second-hand phone shop.

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London police arrested hundreds of people in the biggest operation in its history against the theft of mobile phones. In this month-long operation, officers used a drone, a high-powered e-bike and a facial recognition camera to identify the suspects. They seized drugs, weapons, tens of thousands of pounds in cash and hundreds of stolen phones. BBC reporter Graham Setchel was with them during the police raid on a second-hand phone shop.

London police arrested hundreds of people in the biggest operation in its history against the theft of mobile phones. In this month-long operation, officers used a drone, a high-powered e-bike and a facial recognition camera to identify the suspects. They seized drugs, weapons, tens of thousands of pounds in cash and hundreds of stolen phones. BBC reporter Graham Setchel was with them during the police raid on a second-hand phone shop.