Programme Name: Forensics: The Real CSI S2 - TX: n/a - Episode: Forensics: The Real CSI S2 - ep 2 (No. 2) - Picture Shows: Jake Anderson - (C) Blast Films - Photographer: Ryan McNamara PERSISTENCE paid off for 22-year-old Jake Anderson - star of reality TV show Forensics: The Real CSI - who landed his role in digital forensics after initially being rejected. Jake, now a digital forensic officer with West Midlands Police, didn’t get through the paper sift when he applied for an apprenticeship scheme but his positive attitude changed that. He called the forensic services department to ask for feedback to help him with future job applications but the person he spoke to was so impressed by him - they reviewed his application and the rest is history.
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05:57 EDT, 3 February 2021
Police have busted a suspected £1million county lines drug operation after dealers posed as key workers to fool lockdown patrols.
Couriers allegedly delivered drugs - mostly cocaine - to 2,000 customers across Birmingham and Worcestershire by dressing up as care home staff.
But the West Midlands Regional Organised Crime Unit (WMROCU) shut down the hotline.
A 12-gauge self-loading shotgun was recovered as part of the operation and four men - aged 24, 31, 33 and 35 - have been charged with drug offences.
Detectives also fear young people may have been groomed and exploited to supply the drugs - much of it to middle-class customers .
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8:27 AM January 28, 2021
Philippe Campbell, age 45, was jailed for 12 years with an extended period of six years on licence.
- Credit: Norfolk Police
A man who tried to arrange the sexual abuse of girls and women in an online chatroom has been given an 18 years extended sentence.
Philippe Campbell, age 45, of King s Lynn, appeared before Norwich Crown Court on Tuesday and was jailed for 12 years with an extended period of six years on licence.
He had previously been found guilty of three counts of arranging or facilitating the commission of a child sex offence, and three counts of encouraging or assisting the commission of an offence in King s Lynn between 1 September 2019 and 18 February 2020.
King s Lynn man given extended 18-year sentence for attempting to arrange sexual abuse of girls and women in online chatroom
| Updated: 17:35, 27 January 2021
A Lynn man who sought to arrange the sexual abuse of women and girls in an online chatroom has been given an extended 18-year sentence.
Police say the digital footprint left by offenders like Phillippe Campbell means they can, and will, be brought to justice.
Campbell, 45, was sentenced at Norwich Crown Court yesterday, having previously been convicted on three counts of arranging or facilitating the commission of a child sex offence.
Philippe Campbell (44156438)
He was also found guilty on three charges of encouraging or assisting the commission of an offence. All the offences occurred in Lynn between September 1, 2019, and February 18 last year.