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Armed police raid homes under cover of darkness

UNDER cover of darkness, a convoy of six police vans and unmarked cars swept into one of suburban London’s most exclusive enclaves.

Thu, 23 Jan, 2003 - 00:00

On either side, million-euro mock Tudor mansions sat silently behind towering cedar trees.

In every driveway a Mercedes or people carrier testified to the wealth of the area.

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