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The Regional Organised Crime Units (commonly known as ROCUs) are a network of law enforcement organisations in the United Kingdom, mainly focused on fighting organised crime within their assigned area.
ROCUs are a collaboration of neighbouring territorial police forces. By joining their respective police areas, cross-border organised crime can be tackled more effectively, where traditionally forces were hampered by offenders crossing territorial boundaries.
List of ROCUs edit
There are currently nine ROCUs across the UK.[1]
- East Midlands (EMSOU)
- Eastern (ERSOU)
- North East (NEROCU)
- North West (NWROCU)
- South East (SEROCU)
- South West (SWROCU)
- Southern Wales (TARIAN)
- West Midlands (ROCUWM)
- Yorkshire and Humber (YHROCU)
See also edit
References edit
- ^ Our National Network, Regional Organised Crime Unit Network