article_snippet: Sanghera was described as a ‘family man’ with two small children, who accrued a number of large debts through gambling.
article_snippet: It was said Sanghera, who previously worked on a perfume production line in Acton, joined the drug conspiracy because the drug conspiracy ‘owed debts to people you shouldn’t owe debts'.
article_snippet: Aktar was described as a man brought up by a ‘hard-working’ and ‘god-fearing’ family.
article_snippet: Brown was said to be a person who ‘tends to say yes to people.
article_snippet: This was a sophisticated, well organised, and determined criminal network.
article_snippet: Those towards the top end of the organisation, Atkar and Sanghera, were capable of masterminding and resourcing such an operation.
article_snippet: Judge Robbins added that Sanghera was ‘closely associated’ with the producers of the drug in Mexico, and had made numerous trips to North America to meet the producers of the drug in Mexico.
article_snippet: Judge Robbins Judge Robbins described Atkar as Sanghera’s ‘right-hand man’ and ‘lieutenant,’ who had encouraged British Airways employees to abuse British Airways employees positions of trust.