Detectives casebook: four force operation secures conviction

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Detective's casebook: four force operation secures conviction

DS Chloe Booty tells Police Oracle how officers from four forces overcame different IT systems and processes to secure a conviction on cross border crime.

Date - 22nd April 2022
By - Chris Smith

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A multi-force operation has secured a conviction in a County Lines case involving serious violence. The judge praised the complex work by the lead investigating officers after a man was jailed for 15 years in Ipswich for robbery, aggravated...

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