Police issue warning on courier fraud
Officers from the NWROCU's Economic Crime Team are asking residents in the North West to remain vigilant following an increase in the number of incidents of courier crime across the region.
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Officers from the NWROCU's Economic Crime Team are asking residents in the North West to remain vigilant following an increase in the number of incidents of courier crime across the region.
Yesterday (Thursday 23 January), an ex-Drug and Alcohol Recovery Practitioner Nurse at His Majesty's Prison (HMP) Manchester was jailed for having a relationship with an inmate and smuggling drugs in for him.
Today, the North West Regional Organised Crime Unit’s Proactive Economic Crime Team (PECT) executed search warrants at two addresses in Newton Heath and Chadderton in Greater Manchester as part of an ongoing fraud and counterfeit goods investigation.
On January 10, officers from the North East Regional Organised Crime Unit’s (NEROCU) Proactive Economic Crime Team (PECT), supported by the City of London Police, simultaneously executed three warrants at addresses across London.
Many people will be thinking about making exciting plans for their next holiday, having seen a significant increase in reported holiday fraud scams we’re warning the public to stay vigilant when booking their next trip.
A man from Liverpool has been jailed today at Liverpool Crown Court for scamming victims out of thousands of pounds for fake Champions League tickets.
Two YHROCU officers have been recognised by the Federation Against Copyright Theft (FACT) for their work in tackling intellectual property crime prevention.
Households are being warned about a scam falsely claiming banknotes featuring the late Queen Elizabeth II are no longer legal tender.
Two suspects have been arrested as part of a continued clampdown around courier fraud and money laundering.
A man has been jailed after using salary sacrifice schemes to defraud organisations up and down the country.