The EncroChat hack has given the police unprecedented access to the secrets of organised crime. Nearly four years on from the hack, the detective who led the Met’s EncroChat investigation, DCI Driss Hayoukane, reveals what the police have learnt about OCGs which they didn’t know before. Presenter Mobeen Azhar hears about the impact of the EncroChat operation from Driss and from the National Crime Agency. There have been thousands of arrests, 200 threats to life averted and tonnes of drugs seized. But has taking out the kingpins cut crime? 
 
Catching the Kingpins is a BBC Studios Production for BBC Sounds. 
 
Presenter: Mobeen Azhar 
Series Producer: Andrew Hosken 
Editor and Executive Producer: Innes Bowen 
Sound designer: Peregrine Andrews 
Assistant Commissioner: Lorraine Okuefuna 
Commissioning Editor: Louise Kattenhorn 
Production Executive: Laura Jordan-Rowell 
Creative Director for BBC Studios: Georgia Moseley 
Unit Manager: Lucy Bannister 
Production manager: Elaina Boateng 
Production coordinator: Juliette Harvey 
Development Executive: Anya Saunders 
Editorial Policy Advice: Su Pennington 
Legal advice: Hashim Mude and Andrew Downey 
Consulting editor: Steve Boulton 
Studio recording: Aaron Cazzola Thanks also to Beena Khetani, Adele Humbert, Hugh Levinson, Ali Rezakhani, Rhiannon Cobb, and Jack Griffith.

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