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Organised crime, like that targeted in Greater Manchester, costs the UK economy an estimated £37 billion annually (2023). This figure includes drug trafficking, fraud, and cybercrime, impacting businesses and public services. The raids aim to disrupt these networks, reducing the financial and social burden on communities.
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