Moment asylum seeker with no right to work in UK is caught selling sandwiches - and tells police he was doing 'favour' for friend

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Bodycam footage shows police officers pulling over an asylum seeker in a white van, who tells them he was 'delivering sandwiches' as a 'favour' for a friend.

Published: 21:46 GMT, 10 November 2026 | Updated: 21:48 GMT, 10 November 2026

This is the moment a brazen asylum seeker with no right to work in the UK was caught red-handed selling sandwiches.

Bodycam footage shows police officers pulling over a man in a white van to make sure his documents were in order.

The man told the officers he was 'delivering sandwiches' but a quick check revealed he was registered with immigration officials and had no right to work in the UK.

'I've just spoken to immigration. You shouldn't be working should you?,' the officers told the man.

'Everybody says that,' the officers tell him, before arresting him for immigration offences.

The man was one of 31 people arrested during last month's Operation Lockstream to crackdown on immigration offences across West Mercia.

The operation focused on disrupting criminal activity connected to businesses and sectors vulnerable to exploitation, such as delivery services.

Bodycam footage shows police officers pulling over a man in a white can to make sure his documents were in order

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