By Gavin Mackintosh-
UK passport control staff failed victims of the London attacks .
The security blunder that led to Youseff Zaghba entering the UK when on an EU watch list is shocking.
Zaghba from East London, was on an EU wide data base , but was allowed to escape prosecution. The 22 year old Moroccan Italian man , named as the third attacker , was on an EU wide database but still managed to get into Britain.
Terrorist related materials were found on his mobile phone when Italian officers stopped him at Bologna airport . The evil terrorist was subsequently stopped from continuing his journey to Instabul and listed on the Schengen Information System – an EU wide data base system which includes details of potential suspects.
ALERTED
British passport control staff would have been alerted to the fact Zaghba was on an EU watch list. However , some fool still let him in , despite the alarm bells that should have been ringing. The failing is so shocking that an investigation must surely follow this embarassing revelation.
If a man known to be terrorist inclined was let into Britain , serious questions must be asked Our boarder controls have always been known to be porous , but this level of carelessness is too shocking to believe. Staff at the UK passport control should be too sharp to beat.
The incomprehensible happened when UK passport control staff let Zaghba into Britiain. Had he been stopped, the terror attack that occured in London Bridge may not have happened at all.
We must now be left wondering whether he could have been loaded enough to give UK passport control staff a bribe to get past, otherwise how did he do it ? The British public would sure like to know.