Number of terror-related arrests reaches record high

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Number of terror-related arrests reaches record high

CT activity continues to be at unprecedented levels.

Date - 18th June 2018
By - Sophie Garrod - Police Oracle

The number of arrests being made by counter terrorism officers in the UK has risen by 17 per cent in the past year. Arrest figures released by the Home Office, which cover the year up to the end of March, reflect the sustained increase in pace of...

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