Disgraced Norfolk teacher ordered to repay over £14,500
A Norfolk teacher who created fake invoices in a free school meals scam has been ordered to pay back his criminal gains.
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A Norfolk teacher who created fake invoices in a free school meals scam has been ordered to pay back his criminal gains.
A lorry driver has been jailed for 20 years for smuggling £19 million worth of Class A drugs from Belgium into the UK.
A Belgian national who drove a lorry containing more than £19 million worth of cocaine into the UK has been convicted.
A new Assistant Chief Constable (ACC) has been appointed to lead the Eastern Region Special Operations Unit (ERSOU), the policing unit responsible for tackling the threat of serious and organised crime and terrorism in Eastern England.
Two fraudsters who impersonated police officers have been ordered to repay more than £50,000.
Two more members of a Norfolk-linked organised crime group importing and selling wholesale amounts of class A drugs have been jailed.
A high-ranking drug dealer who based himself abroad believing he would be beyond the reach of police has been convicted of running a gang which imported huge amounts of class A drugs.
A third member of an organised crime group (OCG) conspiring to import more than £360 million of class A drugs has been convicted.
A second-hand gold shop owner from Cambridgeshire who helped a gang sell stolen items from hundreds of burglaries has been ordered to repay more than £320,000.
A boat used to store cocaine is to be auctioned.