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Officers target 'sham marriages' Officers target 'sham marriages'
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Five people have been detained by immigration officers and police in raids targeting so-called sham marriages.Five people have been detained by immigration officers and police in raids targeting so-called sham marriages.
The officers carried out early morning raids on addresses in Scotland and the south east of England as part of Operation Warren.The officers carried out early morning raids on addresses in Scotland and the south east of England as part of Operation Warren.
Two males, aged 27 and 22, and a 26-year-old female were detained in Scotland.Two males, aged 27 and 22, and a 26-year-old female were detained in Scotland.
Officers said males aged 33 and 35 were detained in England.Officers said males aged 33 and 35 were detained in England.
They said West Africans have been arranging bogus marriages to British citizens to gain entry to the UK under false pretences. They said West Africans have been arranging bogus marriages to vulnerable British citizens, such as drug addicts and prostitutes, to gain entry to the UK under false pretences.
Operation Warren was spearheaded by raids on homes in Cambuslang and Paisley at about 0600 BST on Friday.Operation Warren was spearheaded by raids on homes in Cambuslang and Paisley at about 0600 BST on Friday.
More than 30 officers from the Border and Immigration Agency and Strathclyde Police took part in the Scottish raids.More than 30 officers from the Border and Immigration Agency and Strathclyde Police took part in the Scottish raids.
Similar raids were carried out in Thornton Heath in London and also at properties in Reading.Similar raids were carried out in Thornton Heath in London and also at properties in Reading.