Dark web was used to supply heroin and cocaine to users across UK
Nathan Gilson Massie and Greta Borkauskaite were involved in an extensive supply chain, much of which coordinated from their own home in Cambridgeshire.
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Nathan Gilson Massie and Greta Borkauskaite were involved in an extensive supply chain, much of which coordinated from their own home in Cambridgeshire.
A third man has appeared at Bristol Crown Court and been jailed for conspiracy to supply cocaine through the dark web.
Two men have been sentenced following an investigation by the South West Regional Organised Crime Unit.
Two suspects were detained after search warrants were assisted by ERSOU officers as part of an investigation into the scam website Online Killers Marketplace.
Talented school students from across the region put their cyber skills to the test as part of the third annual Cyber Switch Up competition. Organised by the Yorkshire and Humber Regional Organised Crime Unit (YHROCU) the flagship Cyber Prevent event for the region held its finals day last week at the University of Hull. Cyber Switch Up continues to grow year on year, and 2025 was no exception. An outstanding 5,216 young people aged 11 to 17 from schools and colleges across Humberside, North, South and West Yorkshire registered to take part. Of these, 4,555 students (87%) competed in the Online Qualifier, demonstrating exceptional cyber skills, creativity, and determination.
A man who operated a major dark web drugs vendor account from his home in Norfolk has been jailed for six-and-a-half years, following an investigation led by the Eastern Region Special Operations Unit (ERSOU).
Dan Price, Cheshire Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC), has invited Warrington businesses, charities and public sector organisations to come along to a Cyber Awareness Breakfast event on Friday, November 14.
A man from Wolverhampton has been jailed after accessing people’s private data and using it to make purchases and sign up to gambling sites.
Dan Price, Cheshire Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC), has invited Cheshire businesses, charities and organisations to come along to a Cyber Awareness Breakfast Event on October 22.
School and college students from across the region are being urged to put their cyber skills to the test and demonstrate their computer talents as a popular competition organised by cyber policing experts returns for another year.