New laws and national crime centre launched to fight economic crime

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New laws and national crime centre launched to fight economic crime

Fresh legislation will let the NCA directly task the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) to investigate worst offenders.

Amber Rudd unveils a package of measures

Date - 15th December 2017
By - Sophie Garrod - Police Oracle

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The government has introduced a series of measures to boost the abilities of law enforcement agencies to tackle the most serious cases of economic crime. The Home Secretary Amber Rudd has announced plans to help put a stop to criminal gangs...

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