Action Fraud: The lack of governance, accountability and scrutiny is failing victims

29th August 2019Waheed Saleem, Deputy PCC, West Midlands 5 Comments

A recent Times article revealed the police fail to investigate thousands of crimes reported to Action Fraud. In a co-authored article, West Midlands Assistant Police and Crime Commissioner Waheed Saleem and Policy Officer Brendan Warner-Southwell argue that the lack of governance, scrutiny and accountability surrounding Action Fraud has allowed this to happen.

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Action Fraud: The lack of governance, accountability and scrutiny is failing victims

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