YHROCU Officers Recognised for Exceptional Work in Tackling IP Theft
Two YHROCU officers have been recognised by the Federation Against Copyright Theft (FACT) for their work in tackling intellectual property crime prevention.
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Two YHROCU officers have been recognised by the Federation Against Copyright Theft (FACT) for their work in tackling intellectual property crime prevention.
Arrests and seizures have been made as part of a proactive work to tackle drug supply in Newcastle.
Today (25 November) marks the launch of Eyes Open, a campaign to raise awareness of child criminal exploitation and county lines. Eyes Open educates young people, their parents and carers, about the dangers of grooming, exploitation, and the deceptive tactics used by county lines gangs.
A Newcastle cocaine supplier who was extradited from Spain has been jailed.
Today (Wednesday 20 November) at Mold Crown Court, seven men were sentenced as part of Operation Falcon, a comprehensive NWROCU investigation into a multimillion-pound drug conspiracy. This operation uncovered the importation of over two tonnes of Class A drugs into the UK.
A drug dealer who imported and sold ecstasy has been jailed for over five years.
A convicted Leeds drug dealer is back behind bars after officers found Class A drugs destined to be sold when they searched his home.
Households are being warned about a scam falsely claiming banknotes featuring the late Queen Elizabeth II are no longer legal tender.
Two dealers have been jailed and three drugs lines shut down following work by officers from ROCUWM to disrupt organised gangs fuelling the supply of drugs in Staffordshire.
Four men and a teenager involved in an underworld deal to sell a handgun in exchange for stolen cars have been jailed as part of our ongoing efforts to target serious and organised crime in the West Midlands.