Emma Greeno has been given more time to pay back cash
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A clerk who defrauded more than £120,000 from a charity helping those in need in a Norfolk village has been given more time to pay back cash she stole.
Emma Greeno, 44, worked for the Pentney Charity Trust in King s Lynn, when she withdrew a number of payments over a seven year period from 2011 to 2018 from the charity s bank account.
Greeno, of Westfields, Narborough, was jailed for two years and six months in September, last year, after she admitted fraud by abuse of position and was ordered to pay back £123,828 to the charity.
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3:03 PM February 9, 2021
ERSOU successfully oversaw the sale of two properties worth £838,400, linked to Joshua Copp
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A specialist policing team has recovered over £1 million since the start of the year - including funds obtained through the criminal activity of Joshua Copp from Stotfold.
The Eastern Region Special Operations Unit’s (ERSOU) Asset Confiscation Enforcement (ACE) team works to ensure that criminals who acquire money through illegal means are forced to pay it back.
Copp was part the UK s largest ever payroll fraud operation alongside 54-year-old Andrew Copp.
Andrew Copp, formerly of Cardy Road, Hemel Hempstead, and Joshua Copp - who is 28 and formerly of Oliver’s Lane in Stotfold - were jailed in June 2017 following an investigation by Essex Police.
Paedophiles feel more threatened by online vigilante groups than the police, senior officers have claimed.
The claims come ahead of a three-part documentary, starting tonight, in which detectives posing as child sex offenders to snare predators are filmed for the first time.
Police chiefs have also targeted big technology firms, insisting they must bear the responsibility for failing in efforts to block millions of abuse images being shared online.
The claims come ahead of a three-part documentary, starting tonight, in which detectives posing as child sex offenders to snare predators are filmed for the first time
Channel 4 s Undercover Police: Hunting Paedophiles is a three-part documentary which follows officers going undercover as paedophiles to snare child sex offenders
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A Black Country man has been jailed after admitting to a number of child sex offences, having travelled nearly 90 miles to abuse a child.
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Jamie Macpherson was arrested after travelling to Bedford with the intention of sexually abusing an 11-year-old child (Image by Bedfordshire Police)
Jamie Macpherson, from Walsall, was arrested after travelling to Bedford with the intention of sexually abusing an 11-year-old child.
The 46-year-old was arrested as soon as he arrived in Bedford – and was found in possession of two hard drives containing large amounts of indecent images of children, including the most severe category A.