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Police warn of bank card scam17 May 2013
Police warn of bank card scam
Don’t let fraudsters get their hands on your bank card and pin – find out how the scam works

Robert Casey16 May 2013
Man sentenced for 10 years following fatal stabbing
Robert Casey jailed following a stabbing in Charterhouse Street in June 2012.

15 May 2013
The IG London Nocturne cycling event - 8 June 2013
Road closures and full schedule available

Suspects14 May 2013
Can you identify suspects of phone robbery?
Police appeal for information following a robbery in April

e-fit14 May 2013
Do you recognise this man?
City of London Police need to speak to a man in connection with a serious assault that occurred in the City of London on the 7th March, 2013

Text message on mobile phone9 May 2013
City call centre arrests as multi-agency operation steps up fight against pension liberation activity
City of London Police dismantles suspected organised crime gang believed to be cold-calling and text messaging pension holders with fraudulent offers that could destroy retirement plans.

Jordan Murphy9 May 2013
Man jailed for 20 years for Attempted Murder
Jordan Murphy has been sentenced to 20 years imprisonment following a nightclub stabbing

Appeal for information8 May 2013
Police appeal for witnesses of sexual assault
Officers are appealing for information following a report of a sexual assault on bus number 25.

3 May 2013
Don’t become a victim of crime this Bank Holiday
Follow these simple steps to ensure you enjoy a crime free Bank Holiday.

3 May 2013
Force helps reduce road injuries by 12%
Working together to make our roads safer

Burglary CCTV and jewellery 29 April 2013
Police seek man in CCTV images following burglary
Do you recognise the man in the CCTV? Has he tried to sell you any distinctive items of jewellery?

29 April 2013
Two jailed as £25,000 staged accident fiddle falls apart
Part of friendship group that sent insurers repair bills from one of their own car workshops

Fire engine26 April 2013
London Fire and Emergency Planning Authority seeks your views on proposals for future fire and rescue service delivery
The Authority is consulting on its Draft Fifth London Safety Plan and would like input from residents and businesses in the Square Mile as part of its consultation process.

handbags26 April 2013
Officers appeal to trace owners of stolen property after man is sentenced
An investigation, which led to the recovery of over 250 stolen handbags, has concluded in a two year sentence and officers now hope to return the stolen property to the owners.

Car Insurance Policy25 April 2013
Driver who made up crash with make believe policyholder sentenced
Raja Abbas took out an insurance policy on an unregistered car under an alias so he could claim for damages to his own car

Commanders24 April 2013
Commanders appointed to oversee Operational Policing and Economic Crime
City of London Police has announced two senior appointments to build on the trend of falling levels of crime in the City and provide a national lead in the fight against fraud.

Fraud20 April 2013
Britons convicted in US court of £80 million share fraud
Two British citizens have today been found guilty in a US court of being key players in an international share fraud that conned more than £80 million ($120 million dollars) from thousands of UK investors.

Coastline - Beach19 April 2013
NFIB join forces with ABTA, Get Safe Online and Action Fraud to launch national holiday fraud campaign
Almost 1,000 cases of holiday fraud reported to National Fraud Intelligence Bureau in 2012, but true figure could be much greater

marathon19 April 2013
Plans for the London Marathon
The Metropolitan Police Service is seeking to reassure the public attending Sunday’s London marathon by deploying an increased and highly visible police presence. Here in the City, the force will be ensuring “business as usual” and helping to keep the Square Mile a safe place to live, work and visit.

Fake carbon credit certificate19 April 2013
City of London Police secure first carbon credit fraud prison sentences
Landmark achievement followed three-year trans-Atlantic investigation into pair of Marbella based fraudsters

Car keys19 April 2013
Fine for driver who used fake no claims bonus certificate to get car insurance discount
Driver stated he bought the forgery from a stranger on a roadside

last orders 18 April 2013
City of London rolls out Code of Good Practice for Licensed premises
The force is supporting the City of London Corporation’s new ‘code of good practice’ and ‘traffic light system’ for licensed premises in the City.

National Stalking Day logo18 April 2013
Today is National Stalking Awareness Day
On the 25th of November last year, stalking became a criminal offence in England and Wales. This year’s National Stalking Awareness Day aims to raise awareness about this crime and the help available to those affected by stalking.

St Paul's17 April 2013
Police thank Londoners for their patience
Metropolitan Police Commander Christine Jones thanks Londoners following the funeral of Baroness Thatcher.

City of London Magistrates Court5 April 2013
Uninsured driver sentenced after motorist she crashes with refuses to lie to insurers
A woman who asked the motorist she had crashed into to lie on her behalf so she could cover up that she was driving without insurance has today been sentenced.

Graph3 April 2013
Key operational performance targets achieved
City of London Police celebrate achieving their key operational performance targets during the 2012/13 financial year.

Credit cards2 April 2013
Global credit card fraud network dismantled
City of London Police assist with International investigation securing 44 arrests for credit card fraud.

City of London Police sniffer dog Dexter wants you to protect yourself from fraudsters by getting safe online01 April 2013
Don’t be fooled - sniff out danger before the online fraudsters target you
Get Safe Online and the City of London Police are using April Fool’s Day to highlight the real threat to the public from cyber criminals who try to fool them by targeting their computers for online fraud and identity theft.

NFIB logo28 March 2013
The Wine Investment Association’s efforts to tackle fraud through self regulation
The Wine Investment Association’s efforts to tackle fraud through self regulation – a statement of clarity from the National Fraud Intelligence Bureau

Giovanni Di Stefano28 March 2013
Self-styled ‘lawyer’ jailed for 14 years for deception, fraud and money laundering
Weight of evidence too much for even him to ‘defend’

CCTV image 127 March 2013
Theft and serious assault: do you recognise these men?
Two men steal handbag then assault innocent man who tried to stop them

Jeton Lama26 March 2013
Man jailed for eight years for rape in the City of London
Suspect caught after extensive CCTV and DNA investigation

Suraj Bhandal25 March 2013
Man jailed for 12 counts of fraud
27 year old man has been sentenced to 18 months imprisonment for 12 counts of fraud by abuse of position.

Police Impersonators22 March 2013
City of London Police get two criminals off the streets and imprisoned within 24 hours
Two men have been jailed for impersonating police officers in New Bridge Street. Officers arrested both men on 20th March and within 24 hours they each received a 12 week custodial sentence.

Phone call - Courier - Pin Number21 March 2013
Courier Fraud Awareness Day
This week, on 20th March, Courier Fraud Awareness Day took place. This campaign aims to raise awareness throughout the public of this type of fraud and how to avoid becoming a victim.

City Hindus Network logo19 March 2013
Does a Glass Ceiling exist for professionals?
The City Hindus Network (CHN) have launched a breakthrough survey looking at whether a "Glass Ceiling" for professionals exists for ethnic minorities.

15 March 2013
Two men jailed for total of 13 years for blackmail
Pair caught in a City of London Police sting operation

Old Bailey14 March 2013
Vet sentenced after making false pet insurance claims
Suspended jail term for conning insurer of nearly £10,000

11 March 2013
Londoners urged to trust their instincts to help police in the fight against terrorism
Everyone who works, lives and visits the capital has a role to play in helping to counter the terrorist threat which remains real and serious.

8 March 2013
Man who claimed his restored Bentley had been stolen is sentenced for fraud
Insurer became suspicious when he sent photos (pictured) after dealership test drive

Crash for Cash CCTV footage7 March 2013
Insurance Fraud Enforcement Department secures first ‘crash for cash’ conviction
Porsche driver admits targeting council van in £100,000 motor insurance scam

Stop and Search5 March 2013
Review praises stop and search in the City
Independent report impressed by training given to officers

1 March 2013
Force supports national initiative
Drink driving: the hidden cost of a humble pint

British Bankers' Association26 February 2013
Investment fraud: Helping you to protect yourself
The British Bankers’ Association (BBA), and the City of London Police’s National Fraud Intelligence Bureau (NFIB) are collaborating to help the public protect themselves against investment fraud.

Seven People jailed22 February 2013
Seven people jailed following a violent fight in the City of London
In the early hours of 15th July, 2012 a group used a baseball bat, knife and a bottle to inflict serious injury on a victim on Gresham Street, London EC2.

person holding up ticket poster22 February 2013
Ticket Crime report published
The Met Police has published the report “Ticket Crime: Problem Profile” as a result of learning by Operation Podium, the dedicated unit set up to tackle serious and organised economic crime affecting the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

City of London skyline at night22 February 2013
City of London Police providing reassurance to City residents and visitors
The City of London has a vibrant and cosmopolitan night time economy that has developed significantly in recent times

Thomas Collin and CCTV image21 February 2013
Community order for man who caused life-threatening injuries during fight
A man who caused life-threatening injuries received a 12 month community order following a fight in the City of London.

15 February 2013
Pension Regulator warns of new scam
The Pensions Regulator has launched a campaign warning people of a rising trend where fraudsters use misleading information to tempt savers to release their pension early

15 February 2013
Help us tackle cycle security
Working in partnership to combat cycle theft and inform future strategy. Have your say by completing our survey.

14 February 2013
Appeal after young girl assaulted on a Barbican highwalk
Detectives issue a description of a man who approached the girl

13 February 2013
£24 million lost to romance fraud in the past year, say NFIB
People looking for online love this Valentine’s Day are being warned about fraudsters who will pull on their heartstrings and then disappear with their money

Project Griffin logo7 February 2013
Project Griffin Awareness Day reaches 100th milestone
Recognising those involved since its launch in 2004

IFED Annual Review - Cover6 February 2013
IFED completes first year in operation
The Insurance Fraud Enforcement Department has just produced an annual review to reflect its first year in operation.

If you saw this man or know him, please get in touch by calling 020 7601 22224 February 2013
Were you at the Revolution Bar on Leadenhall Street, London EC3 on Saturday 17th November 2012?
Police are seeking witnesses after two men were seriously assaulted by a man at about 2.30am.

witness appeal4 February 2013
Do you recognise this man?
Police need to trace witness

DFID1 February 2013
New Government support for Overseas Anti-Corruption Unit
British aid officials and UK crime agencies will spearhead a new drive to clamp down on overseas corruption in poor countries.

Old Bailey1 February 2013
IFED’s biggest investigation results in guilty plea from mastermind of UK-wide car insurance fraud
Danyal Buckharee set up two websites – Aston Midshires Insurance and First Car Direct Insurance – advertising cheap car insurance and used them to dupe 600 drivers into buying worthless policies – pocketing over £550,000.

Three men sentenced for armed robbery28 January 2013
Three sentenced for armed robbery and fraud
Three men have been sentenced to five years each for their part in an armed robbery and fraud in the City of London.

City of London Magistrates Court25 January 2013
Burglar behind bars within three days of committing crime
Decisive action by detectives sees thief sentenced to 16 months in prison

City of London Magistrates Court15 January 2013
Teen ‘ghost broker’ sentenced
A teenager who attempted to sell worthless vehicle insurance on Gumtree has today (15 January 2013) been sentenced at City of London Magistrates.

British Sikh Report logo14 January 2013
British Sikh Report Questionnaire
Questionnaire distributed to Sikh community to gain insight for first British Sikh Report.

Gold Jewellery seized by Metropolitan Police11 January 2013
Appeal for owners of valuable South Asian jewellery
The Metropolitan Police Service is appealing for owners to claim high-value south Asian jewellery and ornaments seized during an investigation into stolen goods.

31 December 2012
Retired Assistant Commissioner receives New Year's Honours
Frank Armstrong has been recognised in the 2013 New Year's Honours list with a Queen's Policing Medal

Road Traffic Collision24 December 2012
Appeal for information after woman dies following bus collision on King William Street
Incident on Friday evening (Dec 21) comes day after a man was seriously injured by collision with a car on Aldgate High Street

City of London Magistrates Court14 December 2012
Not so smart
Man who made repeated bogus claims for ‘lost’ smartphones sentenced.

CDs13 December 2012
Largest haul of fake CDs made at Manchester Airport
Officers from the City of London Police Economic Crime Directorate have seized fake CDs with a street value of over £245,000

drink driving11 December 2012
Force supports drink/drive initiative
As part of its Christmas campaign, City of London Police will be supporting an initiative to raise awareness of the impact of driving whilst under the influence of alcohol or drugs

City of London Magistrates10 December 2012
Jail for man who used frying pan receipt to support travel insurance fraud
“Insurance fraud in all its forms will not be tolerated” says Head of Insurance Fraud Enforcement Department

CoLP logo7 December 2012
Detectives dismantle suspected carbon credit fraud operation in the City
Eleven arrests in the Square Mile and across the South East as force targets emerging crime threat

land banking6 December 2012
UK’s first criminal convictions for land banking fraud
Omar Eshpari and Stefan Mitchell jailed after being found guilty of £3 million deception

12 frauds of Christmas30 November 2012
Don’t let fraudsters ruin your festive fun with their top 12 Christmas cons
National Fraud Intelligence Bureau launch campaign to protect the public throughout December

250 handbags stolen28 November 2012
250 handbags recovered
Christmas party-goers reminded to safeguard their belongings from thieves

Man on mobile phone looking over a city landscape21 November 2012
Overconfident UK investors fall prey to £1.2bn of fraud
National campaign launched to warn UK investors they risk falling victim to fraud they fail to take simple steps to check who they’re investing with.

CoLP logo20 November 2012
Man charged following nightclub stabbing
Police continue to appeal for witnesses

Jade Ricketts20 November 2012
Man jailed for stabbing outside City nightclub
Jade Ricketts sentenced to six years behind bars

K Adoboli20 November 2012
Investment banker jailed for seven years after $2 billion trading fraud
Investigation uncovers activities of a sophisticated fraudster

Taylor-Barefoot20 November 2012
Runaway conman jailed
Robert Taylor-Barefoot, who fled to Australia to evade prison, began his six-and-a-half year jail term last night

policing tactics image13 November 2012
Force pilots new policing tactics
As part of our ongoing commitment to protecting the City, the force has agreed to trial a pilot scheme which will herald a change in the way police use tactics to deter hostile reconnaissance and criminal activity

colp logo13 November 2012
No further action following investigation into 71-year-old man from Essex
Allegations of unauthorised expenditure made by Essex County Council to Essex Police, and later referred on to the City of London Police

Commissioner Adrian Leppard12 November 2012
Commissioner Leppard aims high for charity
Commissioner Adrian Leppard will be attempting a world first to raise funds for the Lord Mayor’s chosen charities and humanitarian causes in Africa

Female fraudster9 November 2012
UK's most prolific female fraudster jailed for nine years
Maria Michaela conned banks out of £13 million and then disappeared for three years

Lord mayor show9 November 2012
Lord Mayor’s Show 2012 on Saturday
Officers on hand to prevent crime and disorder

Wings of Kilimanjaro8 November 2012
Commissioner Adrian Leppard aims high for charity
200 paragliders hope to raise $1 million

City of London Police logo30 October 2012
Businessmen jailed for £20m commercial mortgage fraud
Three duped financial institutions to expand their property portfolio

DCPCU19 October 2012
DCPCU and City of London Police break-up suspected £10 million counterfeit cheque gang
Seven arrests and mass seizures including 100 cheque books, printers and printing material and a sizeable quantity of crack cocaine and heroin

COLP logo19 October 2012
March in central London on Saturday
Visit the Metropolitan Police website for information

Poultry assault suspect and victim8 October 2012
Appeal for information after woman assaulted in Poultry pub
Do you know man (pictured left) detectives want to speak to?

COLP logo3 October 2012
Allegations of historic sexual abuse by the broadcaster Sir Jimmy Savile
Instructions for making a report or obtaining support

fraud3 October 2012
Old crimes leads to small rise in card fraud
New figures released show increase in card fraud and online banking fraud losses

shopping fraud25 September 2012
Online orders lead to arrests
‘Day of Action’ sees police make doorstep arrests of suspected online shopping fraudsters

Event21 September 2012
Initiative to help City employers support staff suffering domestic abuse
Famous faces endorse initiative launch on ‘Peace Day’

logo19 September 2012
Further three people charged following Gresham Street stabbing
Total of eight people charged with committing grievous bodily harm with intent following a stabbing on Sunday 15 July 2012

Watling Street robbery13 September 2012
Appeal for information after Watling Street robbery
Do you know teenagers detectives want to speak to?

PCSO saves life6 September 2012
Man praises off-duty Police Community Support Officer for saving his life
Officer restarted 83-year-old’s heart with a defibrillator after he stopped breathing on a London train

lottery euros29 August 2012
Suspected lottery fraud being used to secure victims personal details rather than their money
NFIB identifies what appears to be four separate scams where people are receiving individually addressed letters saying they have won either the Microsoft, FIFA Euro 2012 or Euro Millions lotteries

cash claw28 August 2012
Crime gangs use ‘cash claw’ to block ATMs and trap customer’s cash
Dedicated Cheque and Plastic Card Unit warns of criminals using an invisible ‘cash claw’ to jam cash machines enabling them to steal card holders money

Business men and women in the City23 August 2012
Tackling fraud: City force seeks financial and cyber-security expert volunteers to consult on economic crime inquiries
City of London Police is seeking financial and cyber-security experts to volunteer on a consultancy basis to assist investigators in complex economic crime inquiries. The force is holding an open evening on Wednesday 26 September 2012 for interested parties to find out more.

City of London Police Logo14 August 2012
Further two people charged following Gresham Street stabbing
Total of five people charged with committing grievous bodily harm with intent since incident on Sunday 15 July 2012

1 August 2012
Lap-dancing breaches results in £28k fine
City of London police and The Corporation of London have successfully fined three people for operating a lap-dancing venue without an appropriate Sex Entertainment Venue Licence.

Olympic torch26 July 2012
Olympic Torch Relay
The Olympic Torch Relay arrived in the City today (Thursday 26 July) visiting St Paul’s Cathedral, the Museum of London and Guildhall

homepage feature13 July 2012
Force launches new free smartphone App to share real time information
A new smartphone App, researched by the LSE and developed jointly with the force, will be free for download in the Apple App Store before the Olympic Games begin

City of London Police logo12 July 2012
Five charged by Overseas Anti Corruption Unit (OACU)
Charges relate to parallel investigation with Avon and Somerset Police regarding the manufacture, promotion and sale of a range of fraudulent substance detector devices to foreign jurisdictions

Five fraudsters jailed for multi-million pound boiler room fraud11 July 2012
Five fraudsters jailed for multi-million pound boiler room fraud
Criminal gang targeted vulnerable people over the phone, in their local pubs and even at an England cricket match

Liverpool4 July 2012
Four arrests in suspected ‘bus crash for cash’ scam
The Insurance Fraud Enforcement Department (IFED) has arrested four men in Liverpool believed to part of a suspected ‘bus crash for cash’ scam

HMIC logo2 July 2012
Policing in Austerity: One Year On
Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC) reports on the plans to meet the financial challenge of the government’s Comprehensive Spending Review

Crime Networks Targeted27 June 2012
Organised Criminal Networks targeted ahead of Olympic and Paralympic Games
Organised Criminal Networks and their members who steal phones, wallets, cash and cards from Londoners and visitors to the Capital are being targeted ahead of the Olympic and Paralympic Games.

26 June 2012
Fatal collision
A pedestrian has died and an officer seriously injured following a collision in East London.

City of London Police25 June 2012
Man charged with Charterhouse Street murder
City of London Police has this evening charged Robert Lee Casey with murder following an incident near a Farringdon night club on Sunday morning (June 24) in which a 33-year-old man suffered a fatal stab injury.

Ransomware15 June 2012
'Ransomware' scam
NFIB and Action Fraud branding used in attempt to dupe people into paying to unlock their computer

logo28 May 2012
Snow Hill Police Station front office now open
Snow Hill police station front office has re-opened today (Monday 28th May 2012)

Police Officers walking25 May 2012
Capital crack down on crime and disorder
London’s police forces join together to tackle anti-social behaviour, theft and other offences across London resulting in 117 arrests

officer talking in public21 May 2012
Force commits support to Games
Officers assisting in largest ever pre-planned operation; the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games

Commissioner Adrian Leppard17 May 2012
City of London Police undergoes comprehensive review of its service
Transforming the force for the future

Olympic Games - London 201223 April 2012
Force Olympic web-pages launched
Find out more about how we’re keeping the City safe during the 2012 Games

Crime down in the City19 April 2012
Crime down in the City for tenth year
Annual figures show decade of falling offences, with reduction in violence, theft and motor vehicle crime in past year

DCPCU logo and ITV logo4 April 2012
Dedicated Cheque and Plastic Crime Unit on ITV1 tomorrow at 9pm
Documentary highlights Unit’s work to tackle ATM crime

2 April 2012
Force detectives on ITV1 tomorrow at 9pm
Tune into ‘Smugglers’

28 March 2012
Help support Child Victims of Crime
Tickets for annual charity dinner on sale

Fraud14 March 2012
Protect your personal information
City of London Police backs new awareness campaign to help you protect your personal details

City of London28 February 2012
City of London Corporation remove tents from St Paul’s Churchyard
Operation largely peaceful. Police ensured public safety, with only a minority of protestors involved in disorder.

22 February 2012
Major exercise in central London
Exercise to test emergency services and Government response to a terrorist incident during the Olympic and Paralympics Games period will be held in central London this week.

Police 13 February 2012
"It's probably nothing, but…" counter-terrorism campaign launched in London
One phone call to police could save lives - that's the message of a new counter-terrorism publicity campaign launched today (Monday 13 February)

World Wide Web6 February 2012
Technology now! Technology in the 1950’s!
A new film from the Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) Centre takes parents on a journey to the 1950s and back to the challenges of parenting in an online age.

26 January 2012
Sign up to receive our Community email and SMS scheme
This week’s email highlights advice on keeping buildings secure and information on distraction thefts

17 January 2012
Get your bicycle marked for free this Wednesday
Finsbury Avenue event to reduce bicycle thefts and improve road safety

10 January 2012
Non-emergency 101 number goes national
Scheme expanded after successful London trial

3 January 2012
UK's first insurance fraud unit launches today
Insurance Fraud Enforcement Department (IFED) opens for business at the force's Economic Crime Directorate, ready to tackle a £3 billion threat

advice section of website3 January 2012
New advice section launched
New advice section of website launched to help visitors find information quickly and easily.

3 January 2012
City Chief Officer to receive Queen's Police Medal
Commissioner Adrian Leppard named in New Year's Honours List

Credit card and laptop23 December 2011
National warning on computer scam
Police warning as fraudsters use computer virus and impersonate law enforcement agencies in bid to extort money from public.

police officer stopping vehicle15 December 2011
Touts warned as enforcement stepped up
Illegal cab drivers, also known as touts or unbooked minicabs, have been served warning that the City of London Police is continuing to crack down on touts as part of an ongoing campaign.Illegal

Vulnerable adults report13 December 2011
'Financial Crime against Adults' report published today
City of London Police report highlights how vulnerable adults are targeted by fraudsters.

29 November 2011
Trade union rally, 30 November
Road closures likely to cause some disruption in the west of the City

23 November 2011
Force named Muslim community’s ‘Police Force of the Year’
Commitment to community engagement rewarded at annual National Association of Muslim Police awards

Bike marking22 November 2011
Get your bicycle security marked for free this Wednesday
In a bid to reduce bicycle thefts and help owners to protect their bikes, the City of London Police will be working with their colleagues from the Metropolitan Police Service and British Transport Police this Wednesday (23 November) at a free bicycle marking event.

22 November 2011
Role of the police around protest
Force helps to find balance between facilitating peaceful protest and minimising disruption to the local community

14 November 2011
Police warn of music label fraud
National Fraud Intelligence Bureau urges musicians to be on their guard, as fraudsters use online forums to pose as record labels

Commissioner Leppard12 November 2011
Lord Mayor’s Show
Officers from across the force work to ensure safety as thousands of spectators watch annual procession

City of London Police logo9 November 2011
March on Wednesday 9th November
Student demonstration passes-off largely peacefully

Copyright symbol8 November 2011
Working together to combat online copyright infringement
PhonepayPlus, the body that regulates premium rate services (PRS) in the UK, is working with the City of London Police and IFPI, which represents the recording industry worldwide, to proactively prevent online copyright infringement.

Credit card and laptop28 October 2011
Online and phoneline fraud disruption sees NFIB save millions
A major NFIB campaign to shut down the websites, email addresses and telephone numbers fuelling much of today’s fraud has already stopped at least £7 million being lost to fraudsters in the last 2 months.

28 October 2011
Police operations around the country target metal theft
Police are targeting metal thieves as part of an operation co-ordinated by the Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO)

A view of the City21 October 2011
Archive updates on protest in the City
The City of London Police and the Metropolitan Police Service continue to police protests in the vicinity of St Paul’s Cathedral.

National Identity Fraud week poster17 October 2011
Identity fraud continues to rise with 4 million victims in UK alone - Yet consumers continue to be complacent with their identities
Partners of National Identity Fraud Prevention Week issue a stark warning to public: individuals could be risking up to £9,000 as a result of an ID fraud incident.

Fighting Fraud Together12 October 2011
Joining forces to fight fraud
Organisations join forces to launch 'Fighting Fraud Together', a new strategy that aims to reduce fraud.

Annual Report 2010/20116 October 2011
Annual Report for 2010/11
The Annual Report for 2010/11 is now available online.

Commissioner attending Football tournament6 October 2011
City football tournament hits boiling point as temperatures break records
Officers and PCSO’s take part in an inaugural City of London Police tournament. Working with the local Sports Development Team to bring communities together on the football pitch.

Cycle Roadshow6 September 2011
Safeguard your bike and other valuables from thieves
Get your valuables security marked for free at crime prevention event

30 August 2011
‘Safeguarding data is not important, it is imperative’
Commissioner warns businesses to secure their data in Daily Telegraph article

ITV 1 logo26 August 2011
Fraud Squad - ITV 1 Documentary
The City of London Police’s excellence in combating fraud will be showcased this Friday on primetime television. (ITV 1 9:00pm, Friday 26th August)

18 August 2011
“Keep it out of sight”, smartphone theft victim warns
Businessman who had his smartphone stolen in a City coffee shop speaks out to help others keep their belongings safe, and to praise officers for its safe return.

City officer on duty17 August 2011
Latest update on London disorder
Number charged in connection with disorder tops 1,000 people, following wide-reaching investigation

12 August 2011
Assistant Commissioner thanks businesses for releasing Special Constables
Assistant Commissioner Frank Armstrong has thanked City businesses for their support by releasing Special Constables for duty. His comments were echoed by the Met's top officer

City Police officers12 August 2011
Archive updates on London disorder
Additional security measures remain in place across the weekend, with officers from across the country supporting London police

29 July 2011
OACU case ends with £11m payout
The force has received one of its biggest Proceeds of Crime payments, after an OACU- initiated investigation brought in £1.6m.

Mp3 player25 July 2011
Partnership tackles online copyright infringement
The City of London Police and the international record industry agree partnership with PayPal to tackle copyright infringing websites

Person stealing from a handbag18 July 2011
Safeguard your belongings from thieves
Force warns people to be vigilant after spate of thefts. More officers on the beat.

Crime down14 July 2011
Crime down in the City
Notable drop in violent crime and burglaries as Government figures show reported crime has fallen three per cent in the City

Shaking hands12 July 2011
Police and insurance industry join forces to create specialist unit to tackle fraud
A specialist police unit dedicated to combating insurance fraud is to be set-up through a police-private sector partnership.

Road closure12 July 2011
Road Closures 14th July
On Thursday 14th July 2011 there will be a number of road closures in the City during the Great City Race.

Non-emergency 10111 July 2011
New 101 non-emergency number ‘live’ across London
The UK’s new 101 non-emergency number has officially launched across London today (11 July)

Incident7 July 2011
Incident in City this morning
The incident at monument has been resolved and the cordons will soon be lifted. Thank you for everyone's assistance this morning.

Get Safe Online logo21 June 2011
Force encourages festival goers to Get Safe Online
City of London Police supports new ticketing fraud awareness campaign to help combat £168 million loss

James Clancey talking at Charity bag event16 June 2011
National strategy to tackle charity bag fraud
Representatives from Westminster, Whitehall and the charity sector at Wood Street for major event

Cycle safety event14 June 2011
Cyclists ‘swap’ places and get new perspective on safety
Free breakfast for City cyclists at cycle safety event.

Unveiling of sculpture to launch Mass Marketing Fraud Awareness Week13 June 2011
Force supports anti-fraud scam mail campaign
Sculpture unveiled to launch Mass Marketing Fraud Awareness Week

Fans at concert3 June 2011
Ticket fraud prevention advice
Online ticket fraud costs music fans millions annually. City of London Police offers advice on how to avoid the fraudsters

Twenty poound note2 June 2011
Advanced-fee fraud warning
Force’s name used to legitimise lottery scam

Road traffic collision update2 June 2011
Road traffic collision 9:10am
Police are dealing with a serious road traffic collision on London Bridge near the junction with Tooley Street.

Boiler room in Spain1 June 2011
Spanish boiler room operation update
Force urges victims of multi-million pound fraud to report to Action Fraud

Perfume bottles17 May 2011
Online perfume fraud
The National Fraud Intelligence Bureau (NFIB) is urging consumers to be vigilant when purchasing perfume online after increased reports of fraudulent sales.

Police blue lamps16 May 2011
Central London Bomb Threat
A bomb threat warning has been received relating to central London today (16 May).

DCPCU fraud awareness event11 May 2011
Help stop ATMs from being fraudsters 'cash machines'
During a special fraud awareness day, ATM users in the City have had a unique chance to see first-hand how criminals hijack cash machines. Police also provided advice on how to avoid becoming a victim.

Royal Courts of Justice emblem6 May 2011
Force responds to 7/7 inquest verdict
'Our thoughts are very much with the families and friends of the victims who lost their lives on that tragic day'

Officer and Constable patrolling an area of the city21 April 2011
Crime continues to fall in the City
New figures from the Home Office reveal a drop in violent crimes and burglaries in the Square Mile.

Twitter logo4 April 2011
Citycylecop reaches over 9,000 people at Twitter event
Networking session and Q&A hosted by Citycyclecop and a panel of representatives from the cycling industry reaches over 9,000 Twitter users.

Action Fraud logo1 April 2011
Police report to Action Fraud to save time
City of London Police become first force to refer victims of fraud directly to the national fraud reporting centre

Twitter logo and Citycyclecop29 March 2011
Force launches special event for cyclists
Join Citycyclecop and other guests at the Willis Building, EC3 at 6pm tonight for a chance to network with fellow cyclers and ask our panel any cycling related questions.

new homepage screenshot28 March 2011
New website
Welcome to our new look website homepage. Designed to make it easier for you to find the information or service you need.

website address bar and pointer24 March 2011
Online ticketing fraud
As tickets for some of the most popular summer festivals have gone on sale the National Fraud Intelligence Bureau (NFIB), supported by Live Nation, is alerting music lovers to the threat of online ticketing fraud.

Pegasus logo14 March 2011
Force launches Pegasus scheme
New service for those with a disability or illness

Report terrorist content7 March 2011
Internet Referral Unit announced to counter terrorism online
Helping you to stop terrorism and extremism online

Email scam2 March 2011
NFIB receives 19,000 scam email in four days
Email address set-up by Action Fraud for people targeted online by fraudsters

Card skimming device2 March 2011
Police in London ask public to beware when buying train tickets
Rise in the number of card skimming devices being placed on payment keypads at ticket machines in London train stations

Scamnesty logo23 February 2011
Scams Awareness Month: Bogus Holiday clubs warning
The force has been supporting Scams Awareness Month and, as part of the campaign, the Office of Fair Trading has held a day of action at airports in the UK and Spain to warn people about bogus holiday clubs and to inform them of their new consumer rights.

police.uk website screenshot3 February 2011
Street-level crime information site launches
Website showing crime and antisocial behaviour for streets across country highlights Square Mile’s low crime rate

twenty pound notes1 February 2011
Fraudster posing as a City Police officer
Members of the public should be on the lookout for emails sent by someone fraudulently claiming to be a City of London Police officer.

National Fraud Authority logo27 January 2011
Fraud costs the UK over £38 billion, says the National Fraud Authority
The National Fraud Authority (NFA) has published its second Annual Fraud Indicator (AFI), which estimates fraud is costing the UK over £38 billion a year.

Picture of Commissioner Adrian Leppard6 January 2011
New Commissioner takes over the reins
City of London Police Commissioner Adrian Leppard has described his new job as the greatest honour of his professional career, as he completes his first week in the role.

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