Man from Cumbria charged with supplying drugs to Dorset
A man from Cumbria has been charged in connection with an investigation into the supply of class A drugs in Dorset.
A man from Cumbria has been charged in connection with an investigation into the supply of class A drugs in Dorset.
Nearly 30 barbershops spread across the region have been visited by police and other law enforcement officers as part of a three-week national crackdown on high street crime.
During March, police across England and Wales have been taking part in dedicated operations targeting those using money laundering to fund wider serious and organised crime like drug and firearm supply, child exploitation, human trafficking, and modern slavery.
More than 30 officers from Cleveland Police, the North East Regional Organised Crime Unit (NEROCU) and Immigration Enforcement took part in a special operation investigating forced labour.
A Bristol man who went on the run after being arrested as part of a major drugs conspiracy investigation has been sentenced to nineteen years in prison at Bristol Crown Court today (Friday, April 4).
A former police officer who pleaded guilty to offences under the Sexual Offences and Protection of Children Acts has been sentenced to two years and eights months at Exeter Crown Court today (Thursday April 3).
A chartered loss adjuster jailed for fraudulently submitting a series of fake insurance claims using relatives’ identities, has been ordered to repay criminal gains of more than £200,000.
Eight drug dealers have been sentenced to a combined 36 years in prison after police busted a criminal network operating in a Northumberland town.
Officers are urging the public to remain vigilant after three suspected parcel fraudsters have been arrested across the region after victims lose almost £20k.
A registered sex offender has been jailed after pleading guilty to online child sex offences.