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A Leeds man has been jailed indefinitely after being found to possess over 300,000 indecent images of children
04 August 2011
Daniel TAYLOR (31) of Leeds, West Yorkshire have today received an indeterminate sentence for public protection to serve a minimum of three years in prison after he was found to possess in excess of 240,000 indecent images and over 3500 indecent videos of children and babies on various computer devices kept at his home address in Farnley.
Mortgage scammers ordered to pay back their ill-gotten gains
03 August 2011
At Bradford Crown Court today (3rd August 2001) His Honour Judge Durham Hall QC determined that six men, previously convicted for their involvement in a complex conspiracy and money-laundering case in April 2009, had benefited by a total of £4,571,279.35 from the proceeds their crimes and made a total confiscation order against them to the sum of £796,540.04.
Bradford criminal ordered to pay back ill-gotten gains
08 July 2011
At Bradford Crown Court today (8th July 2011) His Honour Judge Benson determined that Johnny Daniels, who was convicted of money laundering offences in September 2010 had benefited by £1,038,540.33 from the proceeds his crimes and made a confiscation order against him to the sum of £479,146.74.
Man behind illegal hazardous waste dumping to pay back £36,000
20 May 2011
Edward MOSLEY, of Holmfirth, West Yorkshire, was today ordered to pay back over £36,000 that he had acquired through his involvement in illegally dumping almost 1,400 tonnes of waste, some of which contained carcinogens, in Sheffield.
South Yorkshire cannabis farmer to pay back over £465,000
20 May 2011
Leyakt SAJAWAL was today ordered to pay back over £465,000 under the Proceeds of Crime Act as part of an operation run by the North East Regional Asset Recovery Team (RART).
Operation Odyssey Is Launched
20 January 2011
On 30 September 2010, Operation Odyssey was launched by the Regional Policing Team as collective name of Operational Capabilities for the region.
Shrinking Finance Top Topic at National Police Collaboration Conference
29 June 2010
Over 100 delegates came together to discuss the likely impact of decreasing public sector finances on Police Forces and examine how forces and authorities might responde to this issue through increased collaboration at a recent conference held in Leeds.
New deputy chief constable job to progress regional policing
14 January 2010
Mark Whyman has been appointed as temporary deputy chief constable for Yorkshire and the Humber. His new role is aimed at building a tier of delivery against criminals who cross force boundaries, as well as securing value for money in policing between the four police forces of Yorkshire and the Humber.
The Future Of Joint Policing Across Yorkshire And The Humber Revealed
20 October 2009
The four Police Chief Constables of Yorkshire and the Humber, together with members of the four regional Police Authorities, today (20th October 2009) unveiled the Regional Collaboration and Future Policing document at the Police Treatment Centre, Harrogate.
Sustainability Conference Highlights a 'Green' Commitment from the Thin Blue Line
01 October 2009
Finance directors, procurement experts and estate mangers from the four police authorities and police forces of Yorkshire and the Humber attended a conference aimed at creating turning the 'thin blue line' green.
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