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Two more individuals linked to an international money laundering network have agreed to hand over around £55m worth of assets, following investigations by the National Crime Agency.
A woman who was repeatedly raped when she was around 14 years old has told a court “I know I have finally been heard”, after the three perpetrators were today sentenced to a total of 58 years in prison.
A UK-wide crackdown on criminals exploiting high street businesses has taken place for a third time as the National Crime Agency leads the law enforcement response to organised crime on our high streets.
An armourer who built a 3D printed sub-machine gun and sent it through the post has been jailed for 13 years and eight months, following a National Crime Agency investigation.
Members of an organised crime group that arranged for 500kg of cocaine to be dropped at sea have been sentenced to more than 100 years in jail, following a National Crime Agency investigation.
A man has been arrested in North West London as part of a National Crime Agency investigation into the advertising of illegal immigration services online.
The final three members of a people smuggling network investigated and dismantled by the National Crime Agency have today (Wednesday 28 October) been sentenced.
An Albanian fisherman who skippered a yacht from France to the UK with 17 migrants on board has been convicted.
Five drug smugglers who were arrested as they moved nearly half a tonne of cocaine into Eastbourne Marina, have been jailed following a National Crime Agency investigation.
Four men will appear in court charged in relation to the alleged production of meth – after five Mexican men were charged as part of the same National Crime Agency investigation last month.
Five men who were part of a gang who circumvented border checks by hiding people in lorries to transport them to France have been found guilty of people smuggling, following an investigation by the National Crime Agency.
The final two drugs couriers were sentenced at Birmingham Crown Court on Monday, 9 November.
A self-appointed lord convicted of two multi-million-pound frauds has admitted child sexual abuse offences, following a National Crime Agency investigation.
A South Manchester man who raped and sexually assaulted children as young as six over a period of eight years has been jailed for 23 years.
Fraudsters who agreed millions of pounds in contracts to supply healthcare staff PPE during the Covid-19 pandemic but instead bought luxury cars and renovated their home have been sentenced.
Six men who were supplying cocaine in Northern Ireland have been sentenced after a National Crime Agency (NCA) and Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) investigation.
