Cross border cooperation between law enforcement agencies (of Ireland and Northern Ireland) continues to play a key role in our fight against organised crime groups who cause harm to communities on both sides of the border. Organised crime groups often operate on a cross border basis, by disregarding the border or by using it to facilitate criminality. Consequently, it is essential that authorities on both sides of the border cooperate together and with other law enforcement agencies in order to thwart the threat posed by these groups.

• Introduction p.8
• Alcohol fraud p.10
• Cash-in-transit robbery, Tiger kidnap, ATM attacks and large scale thefts p.12
• Cybercrime p.14
• Drugs p.16
• Intellectual property crime p.24
• Money laundering and fraud p.26
• Oils fraud p.29
• Organised immigration crime and human exploitation p.32
• Tobacco fraud p.35
• Vehicle crime p.37