A prolific and historic child abuser was sentenced to 16 years' imprisonment demonstrating the Met's commitment to investigating child abuse and protecting the public from harm
Detectives investigating the murder of 15-year-old Daejaun Campbell in Woolwich have charged two more people.
Met officers are tackling robbery and theft as part of their commitment to making Croydon safer.
An 18-year-old man was arrested last night (Wednesday, 25 September), on suspicion of murder. He remains in police custody. A 15-year-old boy was arrested on suspicion of perverting the course of justice and was released on bail.
An 18-year-old has been charged with the murder of 15-year-old Daejaun Campbell who was found stabbed on Sunday, 22 September
New Children’s Strategy to keep children in London safe, build their trust and bring to justice those who abuse and exploit them
Mark Pearce, 40 (28.01.84) of Lower Road, Bexley and Markie Collins, 18 (16.04.06) of Galleon Close, Bexley, have been charged with the manslaughter of Amamudin Alikhel, referred to as Ali Khan.
Two men have been arrested on suspicion of the murder of Daejaun Campbell, who was aged 15.
Local teams within the Met worked tirelessly to bring a prolific shoplifter to justice for stealing more than £14,100 worth of goods from a a Boots store and BP service station
Three prolific drug dealers have been put behind bars after a successful investigation by Met officers. Their meticulous enquiries disrupted the sale of tens of millions of pounds worth of drugs across London and others parts of the UK. They were sentenced to a total of 71 years in prison for their role in the organised crime group.
Detectives continue to appeal for information and witnesses following the murder of 19-year-old Max Moy Wheatley in Petts Wood.
Two Met police officers have been rewarded for their outstanding work in tackling violence against women and girls by winning two NPCC awards for their dedication to detecting behaviour changes in stalking perpetrators.
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