WJ Edwards Investment: Appeal for potential victims of investment fraud to come forward
Press release appeal for victims to come forward as part of money/investment recovery
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Press release appeal for victims to come forward as part of money/investment recovery
The City of London Police officially launched its five-year National Policing Strategy for Fraud, Economic and Cyber Crime today.
Ten people have been arrested across the country and 18 vehicles seized during a two-week police operation to tackle commercial insurance fraud.
This week is International Fraud Awareness Week (12 – 18 November) and CoLP is celebrating the work it does as the national lead force for fraud to mark the week.
News article about a facilities manager who submitted fake invoices to suppliers
The Police Intellectual Property Crime Unit (PIPCU) at City of London Police is celebrating 10 years since its launch.
In the last financial year, the National Fraud Intelligence Bureau (NFIB) received 8,036 reports of romance fraud,
A court has granted a confiscation order against a man who was jailed in 2021 after he cloned a claims management company and orchestrated over 60 fraudulent motor insurance claims.
The Daily Mail’s ‘This is Money’ has today published an inaccurate and misleading story about Action Fraud.
Counterfeit clothing, handbags and watches, worth an estimated loss to the industry of £5 million, were seized during raids in Camden, north London.