A man trusted to broker multi-million pound drug deals for organised criminals has been jailed for more than 10 years after a team of specialist investigators identified him from messages about his musician father.
A specialist team of officers from the National Crime Agency and Merseyside Police have seized nearly £30m worth of Class A drugs in their first year of operating.
A man who tried to smuggle heroin worth almost £1 million into the UK through Birmingham Airport has been jailed for nine years.
More than two tonnes of cocaine worth around £160m has been seized and six men arrested in a dramatic operation at sea.
Three men suspected of a plot to import significant amounts of heroin into the UK from Afghanistan - destined for County Lines networks - have been arrested as part of a National Crime Agency investigation.
Director General Lynne Owens joined the Home Secretary and NHS England's Medical Director in today's coronavirus press conference.
Dame Carol Black has published a review into the challenges posed by drug supply and demand, and what more can be done to tackle the harm that drugs cause.
The National Economic Crime Centre in collaboration with City of London Police are spearheading a campaign targeting fraudsters responsible for duping members of the public and businesses out of billions of pounds.
County Lines drug networks have been targeted in a week of coordinated law enforcement activity across the UK.
The national centre to coordinate law enforcement activity to tackle County Lines has, in its first year of operation, protected more than 1,000 children from being exploited by drug gangs.
An international law enforcement investigation has resulted in one of the largest ever seizures of heroin in the UK.
The Annual Report & Accounts detail the work of the agency to fight serious and organised crime in 2018/19.
Gangs targeted in a week of coordinated law enforcement activity across the UK
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