Essex Cyber crime unit detectives recognised with award

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Essex Cyber crime unit detectives recognised with award

Two Essex officers have been recognised at the National Police Chiefs' Council Cyber Awards for their work.

Detective Constable Steve Mersh

Date - 20th November 2020
By - Chloe Livadeas

Detective Constable Arran Holmes and Detective Constable Steve Mersh both received Chief Constable’s Commendations from the Head of the NPCC Cybercrime Programme, Chief Constable Peter Goodman. In summer 2020, the City of London Police...

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