Ill Gotten Gains
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Ill Gotten Gains
National Crime Agency officers seize cash and drugs from a suspected county lines drug dealer, and Border Force officers at Gatwick sell off gold seized from a passenger.
Police in Belfast show off a large collection of designer goods they found at a suspected paramilitary drug dealer's house.
Police get the better of a romance fraudster in Durham, a racing car goes up for auction, and seized cash funds a police drone team.
A police modern slavery team check for signs of workers being exploited, and an American football team in the UK receives a boost from proceeds-of-crime funding.
A major police team try to recover what they suspect are some very expensive stolen vehicles, and a very prestigious Bentley is put up for auction.
September 2020
A drone goes for sale at the proceeds of crime auction, police in Surrey target county lines drug dealers, and we learn how Trading Standards officers tracked down a con man targeting the elderly.
Merseyside police look into the case of a carer they think has taken a huge sum of money from the person she was supposed to care for, and we see what a 'vishing' fraudster’s clothes fetch at auction.
Some luxury handbags are for sale at the proceeds of crime auction today, all of which were seized from one man! And Hackney Trading Standards investigate fake electronic goods on the high street.
Police in the City of London target suspected telephone fraudsters in a series of early morning raids, and a Liverpool drugs gang have their Range Rover and Chanel gloves sold off to the public.
A light aircraft is up for sale to the highest bidder today, and a modern slavery unit in north Wales moves to help suspected sex workers at a caravan on their patch.
Police in Yorkshire look for county lines drug dealers in Harrogate, and at auction one fraudster is about to have their home sold to pay back the money they made illegally.
Counterfeit cigarette sellers are targeted by police in Cleveland who suspect that large sums of money are being made from the sale of unsafe products.
National Crime Agency officers seize cash and drugs from a suspected county lines drug dealer, and Border Force officers at Gatwick sell off a huge haul of gold seized from a passenger.
Police in Belfast show off a large collection of designer goods they found at a suspected paramilitary drug dealer's house.
Police launch an early morning operation against suspected loan sharks and show us one of the strangest places they have found hidden cash.
Proceeds-of-crime cash helps police go hi-tech as they use seized money to fund a drone team, and the team are soon in demand to cover drug raids across Lancashire and beyond.
A modern slavery team check for signs of workers being exploited, and an American football team in the UK receive a boost from proceeds-of-crime funding.
Police in Derby are after a man they suspect is part of a county lines drug operation, and a Merseyside drug dealer has his BMW seized and sold off at auction.
Police in the north east target suspected drug gangs, and we see how money seized from criminals is being used to help fund outdoor training for youngsters in the south west.
A police team try to recover what they suspect are some very expensive stolen vehicles, and a ring and a very prestigious Bentley are put up for auction – and the money returned to the public purse.