WARNING: Police launch investigation into counterfeit baby carriers
WARNING: Police launch investigation into counterfeit baby carriers
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WARNING: Police launch investigation into counterfeit baby carriers
A man has been sentenced for making a £50,000 Income Protection claim whilst working three paid jobs, following an investigation by the City of London Police’s Insurance Fraud Enforcement Department (IFED).
The City of London Police have arrested and charged a man with acting as a company director whilst disqualified.
The company secretary of a family-run construction and maintenance firm has been sentenced for making a fraudulent insurance claim. The claim could have inflicted a potential loss of over £5,000 to one of the UK’s biggest insurers.
City of London Police teach all key stage two children across the UK about fraud and cyber crime
City of London Police train 300 extra pairs of eyes and ears during lockdown to help keep the City safe
Members of an organised crime group importing and selling counterfeit goods worldwide are sentenced
A fraudster who targeted an innocent member of the public caught up in a minor road traffic collision was sentenced on Friday 5 February at Woolwich Crown Court.
Real gifts for real love: PIPCU urges shoppers to avoid the fakes this Valentines
A couple from Merseyside, and a man from Cheshire, have been convicted for their involvement in a failed ‘crash for cash’ plot, which could have an inflicted a potential loss of £33,000.