10 years of fighting insurance fraud: City of London Police’s Insurance Fraud Enforcement ...
The City of London Police’s Insurance Fraud Enforcement Department (IFED) is celebrating 10 years since its launch.
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The City of London Police’s Insurance Fraud Enforcement Department (IFED) is celebrating 10 years since its launch.
A former executive officer at an Oxfordshire-based company, who conspired to ensure a £22 million contract was awarded to an IT company, has been sentenced for bribery and false accounting offences.
Police investigating a suspected fraud of over £1.6 million are asking members of the public to help locate a person in connection to the investigation.
A man has been jailed after he assaulted another man at a pub in Moorgate, leaving the victim with a fracture to the left side of his head, bleeding on the brain, loss of hearing and retrograde amnesia.
A mother-of-two has been sentenced for attempting to defraud her insurer, AXA, through a fraudulent travel insurance claim worth over £3,000.
A man convicted of five counts of burglary has been given a 10 year ban from entering the City of London, following recommendations from the City of London Police
Family members of online daters are being urged to help protect their relatives from becoming a victim of romance fraud, as new figures show almost £92 million has been lost through dating scams this year alone.
City of London Police is pleased to start 2022 by welcoming new Commissioner Angela McLaren and Assistant Commissioners Paul Betts and Peter O’Doherty to its chief officer team.
Cycle thefts in the City of London have reached a four-year low.
Devices which prevent scam and nuisance calls have saved vulnerable City of London residents from losing over £3,000 in seven months.