Operation into child sextortion leads to an arrest
Woman arrested as co-ordinated strike day takes place investigating child sex offences and sextortion.
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Woman arrested as co-ordinated strike day takes place investigating child sex offences and sextortion.
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A strike day, which has been the result of a complex police operation, saw addresses on Cuthberts Avenue, Middlesbrough and Laburnum Grove, Stockton, searched by officers from the North East Regional Organised Crime Unit (NEROCU) with the support of the National Crime Agency (NCA).
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