Stop and Search charter survey
Londoners are being asked to share their views to inform the future of stop and search
Londoners are being asked to share their views to inform the future of stop and search
On Friday it was announced that Commander Karen Findlay has been appointed as the new Assistant Chief Constable of BTP. This is a huge professional achievement for Karen and anyone who knows her or who has worked with her will recognise how well deserved it is.
Counter Terrorism officers have been gathering direct evidence and information relating to the terrorist attacks on 7 October in support of the UK coronial investigations
The new plan outlines 10 key commitments to radically improve how the Met protects women and girls and build trust and confidence
The Met supports the right for people to make their voices heard through protest providing it is done lawfully. However, the law also protects people from racist and religious abuse and prohibits the promotion of terrorism.
Officers are appealing for the public’s help to identify 15 people who took part in a pro-Palestinian convoy that stopped traffic on the A13 and the Limehouse Link Tunnel on Saturday night.
This operation took place in unique circumstances, against a backdrop of conflict in the Middle East, on Armistice Day and following a week of intense debate about protest and policing. These all combined to increase community tensions.
Throughout Saturday and Sunday almost 2,000 officers from the Met and other UK forces will be on duty across central London as part of a major policing operation.
In a letter published online, Dame Lynne reflected on her visit, the impact of recent events on Muslim and Jewish Londoners and how policing can respond.
The Met's operation to provide reassurance and security to communities across London in response to the terror attack in Israel and subsequent military action in Gaza is continuing.
I have heard the strength of feeling from many of you in the Jewish community. Our officers hear it too. We will act swiftly where people break the law and we will do everything in our power to protect you and to make you feel safe.
We no longer require mutual aid officers to assist in London