Drugs and weapons seized as latest Operation Impact tackles crime in communities
Dozens of arrests have been made with weapons and drugs seized – as Northumbria Police’s largest operation keeps up the heat on suspects.
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Dozens of arrests have been made with weapons and drugs seized – as Northumbria Police’s largest operation keeps up the heat on suspects.
In a joint operation between officers from the Regional Organised Crime Unit for the West Midlands (ROCUWM) and Warwickshire Police, nine people have been sentenced for being involved in the supply of class A drugs in Nuneaton.
A Belgian national who drove a lorry containing more than £19 million worth of cocaine into the UK has been convicted.
A suspected drug dealer who is believed to have fled to Spain in a desperate attempt to evade police has been arrested.
A man from Huyton has been jailed for six years for child sex offences.
A drugs gang responsible for sourcing and supplying multi-kilos of Class A and B drugs across the UK have been jailed today (Monday 20 May) for 40 years as part of Operation Venetic.
Last night (Thursday), officers from the North East Regional Organised Crime Unit (NEROCU) attended an address on Bowman Street, Darlington with the support of officers from the National Crime Agency (NCA) and Durham Constabulary.
As part of a wider national awareness drive around the crime type known as courier fraud, ROCUs from across England and Wales are reaffirming their commitment to tackling fraud and safeguarding those it targets.
Kevin Stevenson and James Joyce are now facing the consequences of their criminal actions after a complex operation led by the North East Regional Organised Crime Unit (NEROCU).
We’re warning the public after a significant increase in reported impersonation scams across the North East with scammers claiming to be either bank officials or police officers.