Is Fraud Squad coming back?

Fraud Squad ended on December 12, 1970, on ITV1. The series ran for two seasons before concluding its run. It was a police procedural drama that depicted the work of the Fraudulent Crimes Squad of the Metropolitan police force based at New Scotland Yard, focusing on their efforts to combat various forms of financial crime.

The show followed Detective Inspector Gamble and Detective Sergeant Vicky Hicks as they investigated cases involving con artists, embezzlers, and forgers, often balancing their professional duties with personal challenges. The series was notable for featuring what is likely the first female lead role in a British police drama, highlighting the evolving role of women in law enforcement on television. It first premiered in 1969 and provided viewers with an inside look at the complexities of fraud investigations during that era.

The cast included Patrick O'Connell as Detective Inspector Gamble, Joanna Van Gyseghem as Detective Sergeant Vicky Hicks, and Ralph Nossek as Superintendent Proud. The show had a runtime of 60 minutes per episode.