Police were called at around 22:15hrs on Monday, 10 February, to the Grosvenor pub in Oaklands Road, Hanwell, to reports that a man had stumbled into the pub with serious injuries. Detective Chief Inspector Alison Foxwell, from the Met’s Specialist Crime unit, said: “We urge anyone with information to contact us urgently."
The Met has confirmed details of the policing operation ahead of a protest and counter protest in central London on Saturday, 15 February.
Five men who targeted shops across Barnet have been convicted as part of the Met’s continued drive to bring London’s most prolific shoplifters to justice.
Officers in Colindale made 18 arrests in the space of just four days and secured 85 charges.
They identified the 15 worst affected shops across the borough that were repeatedly targeted over the past six months. They worked with staff an
Adam Ganville was missing after being seen with his mother Karima Mahmoud in Richmond.
A man has been sentenced to life imprisonment after detectives trawled through hours of CCTV footage and found images of him in bloodstained clothing
Over 600 arrests made in first year of 'Love Finsbury Park' through targeted operations and additional patrols
Family of innocent man fatally shot make public appeal for justice.
Inspector Mohammed Uddin, from the Neighbourhood Policing Team in Homerton, said: “We know shoplifting has a significant impact on businesses which also extends to staff. Our Safer Neighbourhood Teams continue to work alongside local stores big and small on effective crime prevention initiatives."
A man who converted blank firearms for criminals from a workshop in his back garden has been jailed for more than 10 years.
Officers gained entry to the property at 02:35hrs on Tuesday, 11 February and detained a man, who was alone in the address
Local residents will see an increased number of officers in and around Hanwell while our investigative work is carried out
The Commissioner has called on Government to strengthen police vetting regulations
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