Police impersonators who defrauded elderly ordered to repay criminal gains
Two fraudsters who impersonated police officers have been ordered to repay more than £50,000.
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Two fraudsters who impersonated police officers have been ordered to repay more than £50,000.
Officers from the Yorkshire & Humber Regional Organised Crime Unit are teaming up with Leeds University by hosting a ‘Cyber Safe Day’.
A man who used the internet and social media sites to sell non-existent holiday rentals and electronic goods on a large scale has been jailed for fraud.
One in the cells after officers execute a targeted operation as part of a crackdown on fraud
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