The chances of the police taking any action over a small time crook who's scammed a few other chancers and scammers are slim and none. With some publicity they might be prodded into actually doing something. Always assuming there's any resource to deal with fraud. I suspect the only way any action for fraud will be taken would be by a council or bank who's had a cheque presented to them by someone they think they can prove knew, or ought to have known, it's worthless.Jeffrey wrote:BBC radio interview isn't the way to take down Peter. You need people who have been fleeced to report him to the relevant authorities.
I imagine that Peter will have had everything they've got worth having long before any court can get close to them.