“Predatory” fraudster sentenced for orchestrating staged car crashes using women he met ...
Nathan Atkins, described by investigators as “predatory in his approach,” orchestrated a series of deliberate collisions beginning in June 2020
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Nathan Atkins, described by investigators as “predatory in his approach,” orchestrated a series of deliberate collisions beginning in June 2020
Between 1 April 2024 and 31 March 2025, 143 cases of conveyancing fraud were reported to Action Fraud, resulting in £11.7 million in losses.
Romance fraud cost victims over £106 million last year, equivalent to £12,000 every hour or £200 every minute
A man has been sentenced for his role as a ghost broker
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The City of London Police has successfully secured an INTERPOL Silver Notice to assist in tracing and recovering assets belonging to convicted fraudster Anthony Constantinou.
A man has been sentenced for orchestrating a sophisticated insurance fraud involving high-value classic cars.
Fraudsters who ran two bogus investment schemes and coerced over 150 victims out of £6 million have been sentenced.
Officers carried out five warrants at two residential addresses and four garages located in East and South London
Data from the National Fraud Intelligence Bureau (NFIB)reveals that 1,797 reports of courier fraud were received with an average loss per victim of just over £12,000