City of London Police Charity for Children Christmas Appeal
City of London Police Charity for Children Christmas Appeal
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City of London Police Charity for Children Christmas Appeal
Two criminal call centres in Kolkata, which were instrumental in defrauding thousands of victims in the UK alone, have been put out of business, in an operation conducted by City of London Police and Microsoft, in cooperation with the Indian police service.
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Three men have been arrested and 60 bicycles suspected of being stolen have been recovered, as the City of London Police crackdown on cycle thieves across the Square Mile.
Action Fraud is informing the public of how to protect themselves from investment fraud.
Action Fraud is warning people selling items online to be on the lookout for criminals sending fake PayPal emails.
The City of London Police’s Intellectual Property Crime Unit (PIPCU) is urging people to buy their bonfire night fireworks from legitimate sellers.
An Essex man has been sentenced for four Computer Misuse Act offences and one offence of fraud by false representation, following an investigation by the City of London Police’s Cyber Crime Unit.
Police repatriate romance fraud victims with £115,000 through international partnership with Ghanaian authorities.
Trick or treat: PIPCU warns of fake fancy dress dangers ahead of Halloween.