Hope Rowe convicted of murdering woman at child's birthday party
A woman has been convicted of murder after stabbing a woman at a child’s birthday party, following a Metropolitan Police investigation.
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Met sets out policing plans ahead of protests this weekend
The Met is preparing for another busy weekend in the capital with a protest in Tower Hamlets and Westminster.
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Vehicle stop by Met officers leads to 24 years jail time for criminal duo
Chloe Scott and Miles Addy were involved in selling cocaine, heroin, knives and firearms, including one that was used in a fatal shooting in London.
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Two men convicted following fatal stabbing in Tower Hamlets
Two men have been convicted of the fatal stabbing of 23-year-old Abdul Jalloh in Tower Hamlets last year.
Shamiah McKenzie, 18 (01.08.06), of Colvin Close, Lewisham was found guilty of murder and Codee Godfrey, 19 (25.12.05), of Grosvenor Wharf Road, Tower Hamlets, was found guilty of manslaughter at the Old Bailey on Thursday, 12 June.
In a trial which started on Monday, 28 April, the cou -
Three teenagers plead guilty to manslaughter
The girls are due to be sentenced at the Old Bailey.
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Man who drove bus into girl after taking drugs is sent to prison
He was sentenced at Woolwich Crown Court on 9 June.
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Four suspected drug dealers arrested as part of crime crackdown in Whitechapel
Officers have arrested four suspected drug dealers as part of ongoing work to tackle serious and organised crime in Whitechapel.
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Appeal for witnesses following a fatal road traffic collision on the A13, Havering
The collision took place on Sunday, 1 June near the Wellington Interchange
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Met urges Londoners to protect their phones from financial fraudsters
Officers have dealt with a number of cases of organised gangs taking control of a victim's finances after getting access to their mobile banking and other financial apps.
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WATCH: Prolific offenders targeted in Met Police shoplifting crackdown
Officers secured significant banning orders against two prolific shoplifters as part of their continued crackdown on retail crime.
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Met officer convicted of assault
A serving officer has been convicted of assaulting a man suffering a mental health crisis after he sprayed him with PAVA and struck him multiple with a baton while he was already restrained.
PC Rhys Walmer, attached to the East Area Basic Command Unit, was convicted on Thursday, 15 May of causing assault by beating and administering a noxious substance (PAVA) with intent to injure/aggrieve/anno -
Police appeal for witnesses following fatal collision in Hackney
The incident took place on the Lea Interchange.
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