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Newsquest Crime & Investigations (Essex) — 4x Weekly Reporter of the Year — 2x Crime & Investigative Reporter of the Year
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Bromley dealer jailed after Southend heroin and cocaine operation

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By Charles Thomson Verified
| London Now Verified
A father-of-four became involved in his brother-in-law’s drug trafficking operation after his employer went bust and he fell into debt, a court has heard. Ricole Douglas-Francis, 31, of Croydon Road in Anerley, south London, was jailed on Monday (July 20) as one of the line-holders for a county lines drug operation.
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Orpington cocaine dealer Keian Creary sentenced at court

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By Charles Thomson Verified
| London Now Verified
2 1/1 An Orpington drug boss who flooded a popular coastal city with heroin and cocaine was a schizophrenic who started hearing voices after two of his friends were murdered, a court was told. Keian Creary, 33, of Arbrook Close, ran the so-called “Cash line” – a county lines drugs operation which trafficked Class A drugs from London to Southend.
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United Kingdom: The New Senior Manager Test - What You Need to Know

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By Charles Thomson Verified, Henry Garfield, Yindi Gesinde
| Connect on Tech
In brief On 29 June 2026, section 250 of the Crime and Policing Act 2026 (CPA) enters into force, significantly expanding the scope of corporate criminal liability in the UK. Under the previous regime1, a corporate could be held liable only for specified economic crimes committed by a “senior manager”. The CPA repeals this limitation and extends attribution for all criminal offences.
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