Policing Fraud - an update
Thursday 24 September 2020
9 - 10.20am
Online pre-recorded webinar
A link will be issued to those registered at the time of the webinar
AGENDA
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5 mins
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Welcome & introduction
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15 mins
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Kloe Burrows – Fraud & Cyber Protect Coordinator WMP
- The role of the Protect Team within WMP
- Current fraud and cybercrime trends
- Protect advice and relevant resources
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10 mins
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Catherine Dell- Economic Crime Unit Victim Care Team WMP
- Who are the Victim Care Team and what services are offered
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45 mins
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Wayne Haynes – Regional Fraud Development Officer, ROCUWM
- The role of the Regional Fraud Development Officer (RFDO)
- Update on the national focus on fraud derived from the HMICFRS ‘Time to Choose’ report
- Action Fraud & NFIB – a refresh on what they do
- The PCC Fraud Board – An Introduction
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5 mins
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Close
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A Q&A clinic will be available via telephone/email if anyone has specific queries/concerns subsequently.
Speakers
Kloe Burrows, West Midlands Police ECU
Kloe is the Fraud & Cyber Protect Coordinator and Economic Crime Victim Care Unit Supervisor for West Midlands Police. Her main vision is to protect those at risk of fraud and cybercrime by delivering efficient, flexible and relevant protect advice to constantly evolving threats and trends. She has previously worked for Barclays Bank as a Fraud Investigator for 2 years and then previous to this was at University studying BSc Forensic Investigations for 3 years in which she covered numerous modules such as Fraud, Policing and Forensic Science. Fraud is forever growing and changing which is why the role is so challenging but also very rewarding.
Catherine Dell, West Midlands Police ECVCU
Catherine is the Fraud Victim Care officer for West Midlands Police. She has served in the Police for 17 years. Catherine has spent the last 10 years within the Economic Crime Unit, investigating Fraud and has a good grounding of all types of scams. Her main vision is to protect the most vulnerable victims of Fraud in our communities. Catherine ensures that all the appropriate safeguarding is in place to prevent our most vulnerable being repeat victims of Fraud. Catherine’s role is to liaise with various agencies to encourage a multi-agency approach to supporting our vulnerable victims.
Wayne Haynes, Regional Fraud Development Officer, ROCUWM
Wayne retired as a Detective Sergeant in 2018 after 27 years’ service of which 10 were purely in the fraud arena. His qualifications & experience in Counter Fraud & Anti-Money Laundering as well as holding a degree in Counter Fraud made him an ideal candidate to be part of the HMICFRS Thematic Review into policing fraud, the outcome of which led to the ‘Time to Choose’ document. His current role of Regional Fraud Development Officer allows him to be instrumental in driving the changes needed in policing fraud today.
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