City of London Police go for gold in courier fraud crackdown in Hatton Garden, with more ...
Press release on courier fraud and the amount of money lost in the UK
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Press release on courier fraud and the amount of money lost in the UK
A man who was involved in a scheme to dupe a vulnerable victim out of thousands of pounds before fleeing the country, has been sentenced to two and half years in prison.
New figures from City of London Police, the National Lead Force for fraud, show that more than £106 million was lost to romance fraud in the UK last year, as the number of victims continues to rise.
A father and son have been sentenced for their roles in a fraudulent car insurance scheme.
The City of London Police’s Insurance Fraud Enforcement Department (IFED) has led a nationwide period of action targeting illegal insurance brokers, known as ‘ghost brokers’, in a coordinated crackdown on insurance fraud.
City of London Police response to Police Foundation report on fraud
The City of London Police welcomes new PEEL framework, strengthening national accountability in the fight against fraud.
New research carried out by Crest Advisory, in partnership with City of London Police, reveals impact of fraud on children and young people.
Former Metropolitan Police Federation employee charged with fraud offences.
Action Fraud data revealed there was £150,000 of combined losses in reports related to Hajj fraud in 2024.