The star chef 4 Dave ‘terrified’ after witnessing horrible crime levels in French migrant camps

The chef described his encounters with Syrian families as “the saddest I have seen”, highlighting the human face of the nation devastated by conflicts.

His experience in Calais painted a very different image.

“When I arrived in Calais, they were just single men. I didn’t see any children or family,” Marshall said.

Chef’s observations revealed a worrying demographic contrast with their Syrian experience.

“They didn’t seem very good people,” he said bluntly during his GB news interview, highlighting the marked difference between the two locations.

Marshall’s revelations about criminal activity in the French fields were particularly disturbing.

During his time there, he spoke with Syrian migrants who revealed alarming details about life in the camps.

“There was a lot of crime,” Marshall revealed. “I talked to some Syrians there and said that a lot of rape continues, crime with a knife.”

These testimonies of the camps painted a worrying image of the conditions faced by those who expect to cross the channel.

Perhaps the most worrying was Marshall’s revelation about smuggling operations within the camps.

“Smuggling is done by immigrants,” he revealed to GB News.

His testimony suggested a disturbing exploitation cycle, with Marshall adding that “they are using people’s lives to earn money.”

These revelations shed a new light on the complex challenges faced by the authorities in northern France, where criminal companies seem to be operating within the migrant communities themselves.