Nottinghamshire Police launched a major crackdown on organized immigration crime, raiding nail salons, barber shops, and convenience stores across the county — targeting hidden criminal networks disguised as legitimate businesses. From June 15–20, officers also focused on gig economy workers and hit towns like Hucknall, Beeston, and Eastwood. In Kirkby-in-Ashfield, four arrests were made — two women and two men — along with seized illegal shisha tobacco. In Nottingham city center, 11 delivery drivers were stopped, and two e-bikes and one moped were confiscated. Though the operation has ended, police emphasize it’s just one part of an ongoing mission — urging the public to report suspicious activity to help protect vulnerable people from exploitation.
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