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Summarize the article: A friend of notorious gangster Curtis Warren allegedly claimed that MI5 spies placed secret microphones in his house and trained birds to knock on his windows to try to scare him. Businessman Philip Kerr is seeking a High Court injunction against intelligence officers he says targeted him because he refused to co-operate with the security service. The 53-year-old says he has been subjected to a "campaign of harassment" over the past 11 years, claiming officers filled his homes in Wirral, Merseyside and Thailand with hidden cameras and microphones. Scroll down for the video. Philip Kerr, a friend of notorious gangster Curtis Warren (pictured), reportedly claimed MI5 spies placed secret microphones in his house and trained birds to knock on his windows to try to scare him. He also claims that the horns were trained to fly into his window. According to the Mirror, he also says in legal documents that spies have interfered with his phone, television and radio, and that he is prepared to pay £500,000 to fund his legal battle. “My case is simply that I am being unlawfully harassed by the security services and I want this harassment to stop,” he told the newspaper. Mr Kerr claims MI5, headquartered in Millbank, London (pictured), has bugged his homes in Wirral, Merseyside and Thailand. Mr Kerr says he was approached by MI5 in 2003 when officers were investigating drug lord Warren, who made more than £200 million from his criminal empire and is the only drug dealer to to appear on the Sunday Times Rich List. However, he refused to provide information about Warren and other criminals, including Colin "Smigger" Smith, Britain's so-called cocaine king, who was shot dead in Liverpool in 2007. Mr Kerr said this prompted MI5 to start tracking him. Mr Kerr received advice from former MI5 intelligence officer and whistleblower Annie Machon (pictured) His legal papers were lodged at the High Court last month, and he has retained a lawyer and...<end_of_turn>
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Philip Kerr demande une injonction de la Haute Cour contre des agents du MI5. Il dit qu' il a été pris pour cible parce qu' il n' a pas coopéré avec les espions. M. Kerr, 53 ans, affirme avoir été victime de harcèlement pendant 11 ans. Il dit que des agents ont mis des micros chez lui à Wirral et en Thaïlande. Il prétend aussi qu' on a formé des cornes à voler dans ses fenêtres pour l' intimider.

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