More than 200 arrests and over 60 deal lines shutdown.
Continued work on cross-border drug dealing sees over 200 arrests and more than 60 deal lines shutdown.
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Continued work on cross-border drug dealing sees over 200 arrests and more than 60 deal lines shutdown.
During March, police across England and Wales have been taking part in dedicated operations targeting those using money laundering to fund wider serious and organised crime like drug and firearm supply, child exploitation, human trafficking, and modern slavery.
There has been a rise in Romance frauds in the West Midlands region and we want the public to be aware to protect themselves and other people in their community.
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.
A teenage boy who defrauded and blackmailed victims across England and Australia has been convicted following an investigation by the South East Regional Organised Crime Unit (SEROCU) and the Surrey and Sussex Police Cyber Crime Unit.
A chartered loss adjuster jailed for fraudulently submitting a series of fake insurance claims using relatives’ identities, has been ordered to repay criminal gains of more than £200,000.
Eight drug dealers have been sentenced to a combined 36 years in prison after police busted a criminal network operating in a Northumberland town.
There has been a recent rise in Police and bank official impersonation offences in the West Midlands region.
A gang of drug dealers who flooded cocaine and cannabis into Worcestershire and Herefordshire have been sentenced to a total of 94 years and four months at crown court.
Officers are urging the public to remain vigilant after three suspected parcel fraudsters have been arrested across the region after victims lose almost £20k.