Mail investigation follows phone from London to Hong Kong A shirtless man opens the door to a commercial unit on the 19th floor of a building in Hong Kong. This is where an iPhone 11 Pro, snatched from a 41-year-old estate agent in London, has ended up.

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We visited the building, which houses a number of businesses selling hundreds of thousands of used phones from around the world. Some of the offices are stacked floor to ceiling with boxes of mobiles - some of which are marked “from UK”

Dylan James had his iPhone snatched on Baker Street by a masked man on an e-bike. Ten days later, it was pinging from 42 Hung To Road, in Hong Kong. 6,000 miles away.

In today’s investigation into Britain’s phone theft epidemic we reveal overseas demand and softer sentences has led to county lines gangs grooming youngsters to snatch phones.

We tracked a phone stolen on London’s Baker Street to Hong Kong - and what we found was mindblowing