'Perhaps the ultimate irony came courtesy of a BBC do***entary called
Don't Panic I'm Islamic broadcast in June 2005. Hamid was recruited
from his stall on Oxford Street to represent the acceptable face of
modern Islam.
He was filmed, along with co-accused Mohammed al-Figari and 14 other
men at a paintball centre in Tonbridge, Kent where they were seen
ducking behind oil barrels and shooting at cut out figures before
lining up to pray at the end of the day.
The do***entary was shot in February 2005 at the Delta Force centre
because it was convenient for the TV crew but Hamid's group returned
four days before the July 7 attacks, this time bringing with them
Ramzi Mohammed and Hussain Osman, who went on to launch failed attacks
on July 21.
The producer returned to talk to Hamid as the July 21 gang were on the
run and said he admitted knowing them and was "agitated, concerned,
and worried", but the producer claimed her bosses took the decision
not to notify the police.'
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