City of London Police tactics preventing phone theft
Proactive action by the City of London Police to prevent phone snatching this year has seen a nearly 30 per cent reduction in the crime.
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Proactive action by the City of London Police to prevent phone snatching this year has seen a nearly 30 per cent reduction in the crime.
A man has been sentenced to three years in prison after pleading guilty to possession with intent to supply class A drugs.
A retired City of London Police Chief Superintendent who spent 15 months drawing up Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation procession route, has finally received a medal owed to him 50 years ago.
A thief who spat at a police officer during an arrest has been sentenced to 24 weeks in prison.
A London taxi driver who used his cab to collect and sell drugs has pleaded guilty at Inner London Crown Court to the supply of cocaine.
A shoplifter, who went viral after being caught on camera brazenly stealing from a supermarket in the City of London, has been sentenced to three months in prison.
Man jailed for fake car insurance fraud
A thief who stole £7,000 worth of perfume from one store in the City of London has been sentenced to 35 weeks in prison.
A mobile phone thief who went on a snatching spree and was caught with nine phones on him in one morning has been sentenced at the Old Bailey to two years and three months in prison.
The City of London Police welcomes new PEEL framework, strengthening national accountability in the fight against fraud.