In total, the City of London Police Roads Policing Unit seized 861 uninsured vehicles, an increase of 11 per cent on 2023 results.

It all formed part of Operation Henhouse, which was run by the National Economic Crime Centre and the City of London Police ...

Fraud is the most common crime in the UK, accounting for 41% of all reports to the police, and costing an estimated £6.8bn ...

Six people were arrested for immigration offences, 18 Account Freezing Order were given amounting to £487k, and illicit goods ...

Drivers cruising around without insurance face a PCN of £300 or, in some scenarios, even heftier fines and a driving ban ...

Over £400,000 in cash has been seized by the PSNI as part of a UK wide effort to tackle fraud that's seen searches carried out in both London and Northern Ireland. Across the UK, there have been 422 ...

More than 30 warrants were issued and over £500,000 was seized by police in West Mercia last month as part of a national crackdown on fraud that led to over 420 arrests across the UK.

Detectives from the PSNI’s Economic Crime Unit have taken part in a largescale national effort to tackle fraud known as Operation Henhouse.

POLICE officers carried out 30 warrants and seized over £500k in February as part of a national crackdown on fraud.

Nearly £900,000 worth of assets were recovered and 18 people were arrested as part of a countywide crackdown on fraud. The month-long operation, called Operation Henhouse, was part of a national ...

More than £1.5million in suspected criminal cash and assets were seized in a month-long operation tacking fraud on Merseyside.

A driver who was stopped with false registration plates was among 22 arrested across Norfolk during a UK-wide campaign ...