Thief used cash trap devices to steal from ATMs across Essex and London
Over a six-month period, Artur Sutu stole around £40,000 and caused damage totalling a further £60,000. He has now been jailed.
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Over a six-month period, Artur Sutu stole around £40,000 and caused damage totalling a further £60,000. He has now been jailed.
Steven Long and Raymond Simpson deceived more than 100 victims across the country, promising to protect their homes, trust funds, and life savings.
Pete Hughes was arrested after officers recovered an array of handguns, air rifles, knives and Taser-like devices.
Nathan Gilson Massie and Greta Borkauskaite were involved in an extensive supply chain, much of which coordinated from their own home in Cambridgeshire.
A series of simultaneous search warrants were executed across Kent, Essex and London.
A gang of thieves who targeted cash machines across the country have now received prison sentences totalling more than 25 years.
Two Essex suspects are under investigation after one victim was reportedly duped into sharing security details and lost £300,000.
An eight year long investigation has seen a Suffolk fraudster convicted of duping £11milion from elderly victims intended for their care and retirement plans.
Troy Batchelor, Luke Mills and James Kulesza have all been jailed following an investigation which prevented more than 12kg of class A drugs leaving UK shores.
Shazad Shabir occupied a leading role in a multimillion-pound supply chain across Cambridgeshire but crashed his car minutes before the start of a court trial.