ERSOU supports international takedown of global ransomware network
Coordinated action against the KillSec ransomware network has led to multiple arrests across Europe.
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Coordinated action against the KillSec ransomware network has led to multiple arrests across Europe.
The money was recovered during enforcement linked to alleged immigration and money laundering offences in Hertfordshire.
Jamel Majed, 40, was arrested as part of an investigation by the Eastern Region Special Operations Unit (ERSOU).
Olasukanmi Owoeye used technology to mimic trusted banks, tricking customers into handing over money and access to their accounts.
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.