Crime fighter’s aid plea

CROOKS from China and Vietnam are building gangs of slaves to flood our streets with killer drugs.

Deaths from chemicals such as fentanyl and cocaine are on the rise.

The stats were revealed yesterday as part of a report on organised crime.

The study from the National Crime Agency showed 181,000 people are thought to be involved in organised crime.

Director general of the NCA Lynne Owens is calling for £2.7billion of extra money to help fight these criminals.

Both Chinese and Vietnamese gangsters have increased in number in the UK in recent years.

They are said to be enslaving people to work in drug factories after luring them to Britain.