The getaway driver for the robbery gang that killed PC Sharon Beshenivsky in 2005 has been given two life sentences for playing a ‘leading role’ in an underworld gun supply operation.
Officers from Scotland Yard’s Specialist Crime Command identified Faisal Razzaq, 45, as the supplier of reactivated blank firing handguns to criminals across London.
The weapons were converted by Thomas McKenna, 60, a far-Right extremist who had been stockpiling his own stash of weapons after speaking of ‘prepping for war’ with Muslims.
McKenna lived on the Buckles Lane caravan site South Ockenden, Essex, where he had set himself up as an armourer for
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