Seven 'illegal workers' detained in raids on Dunoon restaurants Seven allegedly illegal workers have been arrested following a raid on two restaurants. The operation by Home Office Immigration Enforcement and Police Scotland focused on premises in Dunoon, Argyll. Officers visited the Bombay restaurant in the town's Argyll Street and the Bangladesh Tandoori in John Street on Saturday evening. They found there were five men working at the Bombay who they believed had no right to work in the UK, while two others were detained at the Bangladesh after officials found they did not have employment rights. The businesses were served with civil penalty notices with a fine of up to £50,000 will be imposed on the Bombay, with the Bangladesh Tandoori is facing a potential fine of £20,000. Adam Scarcliffe, from the Home Office's immigration enforcement team in Scotland, said: "The message for anyone living and working in Scotland illegally is clear - it doesn't matter where you are, we will track you down and remove you from the country. We are happy to work with businesses to let them know what checks need to be made on staff, but those who break the law should know that they will face heavy fines. I would urge members of the public with detailed information about suspected immigration abuse to get in touch.