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About National Crime Agency

The National Crime Agency’s mission is to protect the public from serious and organised crime by targeting and pursuing those criminals who pose the greatest risk to the UK. LinkedIn House Rules Whilst the NCA strives to moderate offensive comments, we also rely on our followers to help us do this by reporting any inappropriate comments or content to LinkedIn directly. We reserve the right to delete any post which breaks our House Rules. Any posts which are rude, threatening, offensive or contains a link to offensive material will be deleted. You are legally responsible for what you say and post on this page. Don't post anything that is defamatory; fraudulent, deceptive or misleading; in violation of copyright/someone else's intellectual property; at risk of causing serious prejudice to a trial; or in violation of any other laws or regulations. Your views are solely your own and not those of the NCA. The NCA does not endorse any opinions on this page other than its own. If we think you're trying to dominate the page with your own agenda, we may delete your post. If you keep trying to do this, we may ban you from the page. Don't report crime. This page isn't monitored 24-hours a day. In an emergency, if a crime is taking place, or you are in immediate danger, dial 999. To report non-urgent crime call 101 for your local police. Do not post personal details. Don’t ever include any personal or sensitive information in a post, like phone numbers or email addresses: you could be putting yourself or others at risk. If you have sensitive information for police, please call 101. In an emergency always call 999. Bullying and harassment will not be tolerated on this page. If you want to make a complaint you can do so on our website: www.nationalcrimeagency.gov.uk/contact-us/complaints. Please do not use our LinkedIn page to make complaints. The 24/7 telephone number for NCA is 0370 496 7622. Call for general enquiries or to verify an officer.