This is the moment a gunman wore a latex face mask and posed as a street cleaner to carry out reconnaissance on a reality TV star's brother's house - before shooting him dead on his doorstep.
CCTV footage allegedly shows Anis Hemissi, 24, donning the disguise for more than four hours outside the £1.5million home of Flamur Beqiri, 36, in Battersea, south-west
London.
Hemissi is accused of gunning down Mr Beqiri in front of his wife and two-year-old son on
Christmas Eve 2019, as part of a bitter feud between rival Swedish criminal gangs.
In one clip, he is allegedly seen dressed as a street cleaner, donning a latex mask, sunglasses and high-visibility work clothes, while holding a litter picker and black bin bag.
Clips from the footage show him walking repeatedly back and forth in front of the property with a continuously empty bin bag. ...
The masked cleaner was in the area for more than four hours before he was approached by local resident Jeremy Lyons, whose suspicions were aroused by the 'expressionless' mask as he walked his dog, a jury heard.
Footage from a wall-mounted camera, which also records sound, on Mr Beqiri's three-floor house captured the moment Mr Lyons asks: 'Excuse me, who do you work for? Who do you work for?'
The individual then walks off as he is told: 'Get away from this estate please.' ...
Swedish nationals Estevan Pino-Munizaga, 35, Tobias Fredrik Andersson, 32, and Bawer Karaer, 23, who are said to have been sent to assist Hemissi, also deny murder.
UK national Clifford Rollox, 31, of Islington, north London, and Dutch national Claude Isaac Castor, 21, from Sint Maarten in the Caribbean but resident in the UK, deny perverting the course of justice.
Masked gunman was caught on CCTV disguised in latex mask before shooting dead reality star's brother | Daily Mail Online
