Tackling Serious and Organised Crime in the North East
The North East Regional Organised Crime Unit (NEROCU) scored a number of major successes over the past year.
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The North East Regional Organised Crime Unit (NEROCU) scored a number of major successes over the past year.
A 59 year old registered sex offender was sent back to prison last week (Friday 1 August) for arranging the commission of child sex offences, attempting to arrange the commission of child sex offences, possessing indecent and prohibited images of children, and breaching an order, with strict conditions, designed to curb his behaviour.
Last week (Friday 20 June) at Preston Crown Court, a Lancashire man was jailed for child sex offences following a joint investigation by the South West and North West Regional Organised Crime Units.
A man who played a key role in a UK-wide human trafficking network has today been sentenced at Bolton Crown Court today (20 June) for his involvement in the sexual exploitation of vulnerable women.
A man from Rochdale who was jailed for online child sex offences has now been deported to Pakistan.
A man from Northamptonshire has been jailed last week (Friday 23 May) after admitting to a series of online child sex offences.
A man from St Helens has been jailed for 4 years and 2 months for online child sex offences.
A man from Lancashire has been jailed for online child sex offences.
A registered sex offender has been jailed after pleading guilty to online sex offences.
More than 30 officers from Cleveland Police, the North East Regional Organised Crime Unit (NEROCU) and Immigration Enforcement took part in a special operation investigating forced labour.