The National Crime Agency is asking parents and carers to help young people avoid being persuaded or manipulated into laundering criminal cash.
Today, the UK and allies exposed the Russian Intelligence Services as being behind a number of attempts to interfere in UK politics and democratic processes.
James Babbage, Director General for Threats at the National Crime Agency, said:
A man from London manipulated and blackmailed dozens of young girls into sending indecent photos and videos of themselves by pretending to be a model agency scout.
National Crime Agency investigators have launched an appeal to track down two men wanted as part of a class A drugs investigation.
The National Crime Agency has issued an alert to financial institutions and other members of the UK regulated sector warning that Russia is trying to procure UK sanctioned goods through intermediary countries.
It is great to be back again at RUSI, and I am delighted to be opening your inaugural Serious and Organised Crime conference today. The first of what I hope will be many.
A Streatham criminal who supplied a total of 42.7 kilos of cocaine and heroin to drug dealers in south London has been jailed.
Three members of a criminal network that smuggled more than £100m in illicit cash from the UK to the UAE have been found guilty of money laundering offences – bringing the total number convicted of involvement in the conspiracy to 14.
Seven men have been charged over a plot to import £140m worth of cocaine into the UK.
A man wanted by the National Crime Agency in connection with Operation Stovewood has been arrested in Bulgaria.
Members of a suspected organised crime group from the North West of England have been arrested on suspicion of trying to smuggle £140m worth of cocaine into the United Kingdom, as part of a National Crime Agency investigation.
A lorry driver who smuggled migrants for a London-based people smuggling gang has been jailed for two-years-and-eight months.
The UK’s biggest ever investigation into child abuse is to move into a new phase in the next few months, the National Crime Agency has announced.
A man from North Yorkshire has been sentenced to 13 months in prison after National Crime Agency officers recovered indecent images of children from his computers.
A dog used in attempt to bring cocaine worth £800,000 into the UK will be rehomed after her owner was jailed for 6 years and 4 months following an NCA investigation.