Officers from the South East Regional Organised Crime Unit (SEROCU) are appealing for information about the location of two men who are wanted in connection with money laundering offences. Zack Cohen, aged 33, who is also known by birth name Masoom Arif, has links to Ruislip, Pinner, Stanmore and North London. Mohammed Al-Saedi, aged...
Officers from the South East Regional Organised Crime Unit (SEROCU) are appealing for information about the location of a man wanted in connection with immigration offences. Terenc Malja, aged 31, who has links to the Isle of Wight, North London, Birmingham, Coventry and the Edinburgh area of Scotland, has been charged with conspiring to facilitate...
Two people have been arrested on suspicion of conspiring to supply heroin on the Dark Web by officers from the Cyber and Dark Web Unit, part of the South East Regional Organised Crime Unit (SEROCU). A total of five warrants were carried out yesterday (26/7) as part of this investigation. Officers from the...
Businesses and organisations in the South East can now get access to an enhanced version of Police CyberAlarm, an award-winning free tool funded by the Home Office which you can access through your local police force. The enhanced version of Police CyberAlarm works alongside an organisation’s current cyber security products, such as the firewall,...
A man has been found guilty of a cocaine conspiracy involving vast quantities of the drug being imported into the United Kingdom. Mark Hobbs, aged 52, of Monks Way Bournemouth, was today (24/5) found guilty of conspiring to supply a controlled drug of Class A following a seven-week trial at Guildford Crown Court. Richard...
The South East Regional Organised Crime Unit (SEROCU) has taken on board more officers to target organised crime groups operating in the communities of the South East. SEROCU is one of nine regional organised crime units nationally which use a variety of specialist capabilities to gather intelligence. It works closely with police forces and...
Officers from the South East Regional Organised Crime Unit (SEROCU) have been responding to the threat of cash-based money laundering in communities across the region to make sure that crime does not pay. Funds from money laundering can be used to finance illegal activity such as organised crime, human trafficking, and terrorism. Assets from...