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Terror suspect and career criminal with 17 ­aliases able to get job at Heathrow Airport, had runway access…….


 

Not very assuring now is it..?

 

Terror suspect and career criminal with 17 ­aliases ‘is able to get a job at Heathrow Airport where he had access to runway’ in alarming security breach

  • Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamud is ‘on a terror watchlist’ but got a job at Heathrow
  • He has a criminal record stretching back 11 years but got access to the runway  
  • Airport bosses allegedly failed to carry out a full background check on Mohamud
  • Heathrow has been alerted to the breach and Mohamud had his pass revoked 

 

Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamud, a terror suspect and sex offender with 17 aliases, has reportedly been working at Britain's busiest airport in an alarming security breach (file photo)

 

 

A terror suspect and sex offender with 17 aliases has reportedly been working at Britain’s busiest airport in an alarming security breach.

 

Career criminal Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamud is said to be on an official terror watchlist but reportedly had access to Heathrow’s runway.

 

Mohamud, 31, has a criminal record stretching back 11 years including robbery, assault, money laundering and threats to kill.

 

But airport bosses allegedly failed to carry out a full background check and he was handed a security pass and started work as a kitchen porter in a first-class lounge, according to the Sunday People.

A security source told the paper: ‘How can somebody with a criminal past like this slip through the net?

 

‘Even if he hadn’t been a terror suspect his convictions should have meant he wasn’t allowed anywhere near a plane – let alone our busiest airport.’

 

Mohamud is said to be known to the security services and has been interviewed five times in the past two years by anti-terror officers, it is claimed.

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