Fraud reporting change criticised – BBC News

Posted February 4th, 2013 in fraud, news, police, victims by tracey

“Victims of fraud across the UK will be told to contact the Home Office agency Action Fraud rather than their local force from 1 April. The government says this will create a central record which can then be used to combat the most serious criminals.The police will only respond to fraud directly if an immediate response is needed via a 999 call.Critics of the new system say this means only major fraud cases will now be investigated.”

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BBC News, 2nd February 2013

Source: www.bbc.co.uk