Former Chief Superintendent found guilty of gross misconduct
A misconduct hearing has concluded that Mr David Clark, a former Chief Superintendent at the City of London Police, did breach standards of professional behaviour.
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A misconduct hearing has concluded that Mr David Clark, a former Chief Superintendent at the City of London Police, did breach standards of professional behaviour.
A man who made around £300,000 by reselling an IPTV service that enabled people to watch premium television content without a subscription has been jailed.
City of London Police, the national policing lead for fraud, welcomes the launch of the Government’s Fraud Strategy which has been published today.
A 29-year-old man who stabbed a rough sleeper in the neck has been jailed for life at Southwark crown court, after he was found guilty of attempted murder and two counts of possession of a bladed weapon.
The City of London Police is launching a ‘Walk and Talk’ initiative, as figures show the number of people coming into the Square Mile is now nearing pre-pandemic levels.
A man, who deliberately drove his car into a group of people and injured two men, has been sentenced to seven years in jail at the Old Bailey.
His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS) has published the results of its inspection into the City of London Police.
The City of London Police's Insurance Fraud Enforcement Department (IFED) is raising awareness of the risks associated with opportunistic insurance fraud, after it investigated 18 such claims, which had a total estimated value of £216,875, across the country in February and March 2023.
A month-long intensification on fraud activity last month resulted in 290 arrests, 58 warrants executed and assets totalling over £6.2m seized.
The City of London Police, together with key partners, is warning prospective Hajj pilgrims to be vigilant against fraud as they begin booking trips to Mecca for June 2023.