City of London Police respond to VAWG report
City of London Police respond to VAWG report
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City of London Police respond to VAWG report
The City of London Police’s Insurance Fraud Enforcement Department (IFED) has secured its first ever Serious Crime Prevention Order against a serial fraudster who was jailed in 2021.
The Police Intellectual Property Crime Unit (PIPCU) at City of London Police and its partners have executed a series of raids across the country as part of a crackdown on the supply of illegal streaming services.
A contracts manager who changed bank account details on his company’s payroll system and then submitted fictious overtime claims to accounts he had access to has been jailed.
The City of London Police, as the national lead force for fraud, has long advocated that fraud be a national priority within the Strategic Policing Requirement.
A police operation that disrupts websites illegally providing access to copyrighted content stopped £6 million of advertising revenue from UK traffic reaching these websites in 2022.
A relentless fraudster who uses numerous pseudonyms and was previously banned from being a director of any company has been jailed for nine years for a £2.7 million investment fraud.
The Police Intellectual Property Crime Unit (PIPCU) at City of London Police and anti-piracy agency Web Capio have seized domains that illegally hosted copyrighted content by YouTube supergroup the Sidemen.
A former footballer who convinced up to 100 friends and members of his family to invest a total of more than £15 million in a foreign currency exchange scheme has been jailed for seven and a half years.
A driver who killed a pedestrian while speeding to avoid having to stop at a red traffic light in the City of London has been jailed.