Dramatic police -Body Cam images were released from the moment that a British drug king pin was arrested -shortly after he bought a bread.
Anthony Siner, 38, was the leader of one of the greatest criminal drug gangs of the UK called 'Scouse Dave' and was imprisoned with his brother, Brian, for a combined total of more than 33 years in January.
Their gang took care of crack -cocaine and heroin to the south coast of England from Liverpool through an 'advanced' network that operated as a 'business' trade for profit.
And new images released by Hampshire & Isle of Wight Constabulary, shows agents who strings Anthony while he was in his car in SouthSea, Hampshire, with a bread from Warburtons Toastie Bread on his lap.
In addition to him, the camera images carried by the body shows Gary Craney in the car, formerly an operational manager for 'Scouse Dave' who has been imprisoned for seven years since.
Anthony, the leader of the organized crime group (OCG) received 17 years and seven months, while his brother Brian, known as 'Big Show', was imprisoned for 15 years and nine months.
The images were released by the police as detectives' the drug line of the 38 -year -old 'dismantled'.
Hampshire Constabulary also released images of weapons and drugs discovered by detectives – as well as the image of the style of the family trees that shows the hierarchy of the gang.
Anthony Siner (photo) was the leader of one of the greatest criminal drug gangs of the UK called 'Scouse Dave'
Anthony was imprisoned with his brother, Brian (photo) for a combined total of more than 33 years in January
Images released by Hampshire & Isle of Wight Constabulary shows agents who were the drugs Kingpin strings while he was in his car with a bread from Warburton's Toastie Bread on his lap
The drug line was described by officers as a 'brand' with the network of the Siner Brothers that is so familiar in criminal circles that they were simply called 'the scousers'.
The operation spans 550 miles, transported medicines from Liverpool to Gosport, Hampshire and Plymouth, Devon.
It is said that Anthony supervised the line in Gosport, while Brian led the operation in Plymouth out of his prison chat – where he served for 14 years for similar drug offenses.
Between January 2022 and 28 March 2023, the network distributed at least 25 kg of crack cocaine and heroin in Gosport and 9.6 kg in Plymouth.
During the investigation, the police seized weapons and £ 30,000 in cash, which it was said to have exposed the exploitation of the organized crime group of drug users to purs the class A substances.
Four kilos of drugs were also seized.
The Hampshire police also released a picture of the style of the family tree with the hierarchy of the gang, which it was said to have run as a business trade for profit
Between January 2022 and 28 March 2023, the network distributed at least 25 kg of crack cocaine and heroin in Gosport and 9.6 kg in Plymouth; Four kilos were seized when the police 'the operation' dismantled '
Weapons such as the pistol shown were also seized during the bust
Photos published by the authorities show that a knife is one of the weapons in question
£ 30,000 cash was also discovered by the Hampshire police
The Sinere Brothers were continued at the Portsmouth Crown Court
A total of 17 people, including the Siner Brothers, have since been continued at the Portsmouth Crown Court.
Four of the gang members were convicted in January, seven this week and six more wait for conviction.
The 12 have been captured behind bars for a combined total of more than 74 years.
Judge Daniel Sawyer said while he condemned the Siner brothers: 'It is enough to say that this was a well -organized and professional drug trafficking network.
“It included the exploitation of vulnerable people, mainly drug users, who were made on your behalf to sell drugs.”
