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Serious Organised Crime Agency

Serious Organised Crime Agency

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Oct 15, 2026

Martin DubbeyGUEST
3:03
Got heavily involved in narco investigations and things like that.
Martin DubbeyGUEST
3:07
Ultimately joined the Serious Organized Crime Agency, which is now National Crime Agency.
Guy RuddleHOST
3:12
And then you, you, you came into your sort of present role, and you've d- you've been involved in some of the, some of the biggest sort of sports investigations going, haven't you?
Martin DubbeyGUEST
3:21
I'd like to claim that.
Jeanette RobinsonNARRATOR
11:12
We proactively aid law enforcement in arresting and prosecuting the criminals who perpetrate these grotesque offenses.
Jeanette RobinsonNARRATOR
11:20
When we are made aware that a victim is in harm's way and we have data that could help save a life, we process an emergency request immediately." The statement cited the group director of intelligence at the charity Stop The Traffic, who is former deputy director of the UK's Serious Organized Crime Agency, who has said, "Millions are safer, and traffickers are increasingly frustrated because of their work with Meta." But over the past two years, through interviews, survivor testimonies, US court documents, and human trafficking reporting data, we have heard repeated claims that Facebook and Instagram have become major sales platforms for child trafficking.
Jeanette RobinsonNARRATOR
12:07
We have interviewed more than seventy sources, including survivors and their relatives, prosecutors, child protection professionals, and content moderators across the U.S. in order to understand how sex traffickers are using Facebook and Instagram and why Meta is able to deny legal responsibility for the trafficking that takes place on its platforms.
Jeanette RobinsonNARRATOR
12:30
[gentle music] While Meta says it is doing all it can, we have seen evidence that suggests it is failing to report or even detect the full extent of what is happening, and many of those we interviewed said they felt powerless to get the company to act.
Garth St. ClairGUEST
13:44
And right after that, two citizens of Tobago, two nationals of Tobago, Owen Alfred and Oswin Moore, they were extradited.
Garth St. ClairGUEST
13:54
from an operation put on by then SOCA, Serious Organized Crime Agency, and then the Special Anti-Crime Unit here in Trinidad and Tobago, they coordinated, and they did a dragnet through the Caribbean.
Garth St. ClairGUEST
14:06
These two guys were held in Tobago.
Garth St. ClairGUEST
14:08
One of them worked for Caribbean Airlines.

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