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Last week (Friday 20 February) the final eight members of an organised crime group responsible for supplying multi-kilos of Class A and B drugs across the UK have been jailed at Preston Crown Court.
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On Monday 16 February, the NWROCU's Anti-Money Laundering Unit charged a man and a woman as part an investigation into the operation of an escort agency in Birkenhead, Merseyside.
Today (Wednesday 4 February), at Preston Crown Court, a staff member employed at HMP Garth has today been sentenced following a detailed investigation into corruption by the North West Regional Organised Crime Unit.
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This morning (Thursday 22 January) officers from the North West Regional Organised Crime Unit, supported by Lancashire and Merseyside Police
Jane Littler, 31, of Rivington Road, Chorley, was yesterday (Thursday 15 January) sentenced to five and a half years at Preston Crown Court following an investigation into corruption and the supply of prohibited items to prisoners.
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A significant breakthrough has been achieved in a long running North Wales Police fraud case, with 33 victims now set to receive long awaited compensation thanks to the work of the NWROCU’s Economic Crime Unit.
This morning (Tuesday 16 December) officers from the North West Regional Organised Crime Unit carried out a warrant at an address in Lancaster as part of an investigation into courier fraud and the receipt of goods through fraud.
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Today (Friday 5 December) eight members of a Lancashire-based organised crime group, responsible for the large-scale supply of Class A and B drugs across the UK have been jailed for more than 69 years in total.
This morning (Friday 5 December) detectives from the North West Regional Organised Crime Unit charged eight men and a woman with drugs offences, following raids that took place in Liverpool, Sefton, and Knowsley yesterday morning.
This morning (Thursday 4 December) officers from the North West Regional Organised Crime Unit, supported by Merseyside Police, carried out warrants across Merseyside as part of an investigation into the production and supply of Class A and B drugs.