Update from IOPC after death of man in Colindale
Following a referral to the IOPC and an assessment from the DPS, there will be no further investigation into the actions of officers prior to the death of a man in Colindale.
Following a referral to the IOPC and an assessment from the DPS, there will be no further investigation into the actions of officers prior to the death of a man in Colindale.
Three people arrested following a pitch invasion during the Champions League Final at Wembley on Saturday evening have been charged.
A significant policing operation will take place across London on Saturday with officers deployed to police protests as well as the Champions League Final and related fan events. More than 2,000 officers will be on duty, including more than 400 from police forces outside London.
A 14-year-old boy has been arrested as part of an investigation by the Met’s Counter Terrorism Command
Ahead of the anniversary of the Grenfell Tower tragedy, detectives have outlined the progress of the criminal investigation as they move towards the next stage of their enquiries.
Since the awful events of 14 June 2017, the Met has been fully committed to investigating the fire to identify any criminal offences and if so, who is responsible. A team of 180 officers and staff remain dedicated to
A police search dog, Monty, secured evidence that assisted in the conviction of five men involved in the murder of Olsi Kuka in Barnet.
A criminal network who conducted extreme body modifications and illegal surgeries have been jailed after Met detectives uncovered their horrendous crimes.
Two Metropolitan Police firearms officers who bravely intervened in a suspected armed robbery more than five years ago have finally been cleared of wrongdoing.
Acts of Remembrance events organised by the Hate Crime Awareness Week charity have taken place this month
Officers searched the area but found those involved had left prior to police arrival.
Our objectives this weekend are to police without fear or favour, to protect the right to protest and to keep the peace. All Londoners have a right to have their voices heard, just as they also have a right to go about their lives without fear and without being subject to serious disruption.
Matthew Barnard absconded from escorted leave in Ealing Broadway at around midday on 23 April.