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The mastermind of a largescale drugs ring and his gang members have been jailed, following a National Crime Agency investigation.
The kingpin of a £109 million drugs network has been jailed, after a National Crime Agency-led international investigation unearthed his criminality.
A 45-year-old woman has been charged with smuggling 51.2kg of cannabis from Thailand on a flight to the United Kingdom, following a National Crime Agency investigation.
The ‘average’ British courier will have to pay around £17,700 to leave the country.
A man who encouraged child sexual abuse facilitators to make their victims ‘cry’ has been sentenced, following a National Crime Agency investigation.
A suspected member of an organised crime group which smuggles migrants to and from the UK in lorries has been arrested by the National Crime Agency.
Parents and carers are being alerted to the growing threat of children's images shared online being manipulated into AI generated sexual abuse material.
A fifth man has been charged with facilitating illegal immigration in connection with an incident which saw a number of people detained for immigration offences in Holland-on-Sea near Clacton on 1 July.
A coordinated national law enforcement response has been announced today to tackle the evolving threat of organised sexual offending and domestic abuse perpetrated in person and shared online by predominantly males against females, known as organised drug-facilitated sexual assault (ODFSA).
Twenty-five inflatable boats which were being shipped to people smuggling gangs operating in the English Channel have been intercepted in Bulgaria.
A man has been arrested and charged with people smuggling offences in relation to small boat crossings, following a National Crime Agency investigation.
A Birmingham couple have been sentenced after cannabis and cash were found at their home as part of a National Crime Agency investigation.
Two people have been jailed for their involvement in supplying drugs to organised crime groups.
Two young men have admitted mounting a cyber attack on Transport for London (TfL), which cost tens of millions of pounds in losses and inconvenienced thousands of customers.
Five women have told a court about the impact of being sexually abused by three brothers, as the men were sentenced to a total of 40 years in prison today.
Crime has fundamentally changed, and the pace of that change is increasing rapidly. It will not slow down. We need to work differently to keep up.
