NCA lacks conviction data for child abuse image operation

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NCA lacks conviction data for child abuse image operation

Agency cannot say how many of the 264 people charged as of March last year has since been successfully prosecuted.

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Date - 18th January 2016
By - Josh Loeb - Police Oracle

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The National Crime Agency (NCA) does not know how many people have been convicted as a result of its Operation Notarise cracking down on people accessing child abuse images. In March last year the agency revealed 264 people had so far been charged...

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