Met Police continues clampdown on tool theft across London
Officers seized around half a million pounds worth of suspected stolen tools following an operation at a car boot sale in east London.
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Met launch a new way for Londoners to hear about neighbourhood policing
Local officers in the south-west of the capital will lead the way, using ‘Met Engage’ - a subscription email service - to share updates and crime prevention advice.
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Victims sought after series of burglaries linked to the dating app Grindr
Superintendent Owen Renowden, the Met’s hate crime lead said: "I urge anyone who may have been targeted, or may have crucial information that will help us with our enquiries, to contact us as soon as possible."
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Murder investigation launched following a fatal stabbing in Walworth
Six people have been arrested following the murder of a 21-year-old.
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Met brings leader of fraud platform to justice
The LabHost service was set up by a criminal cyber network in 2021 to create “phishing” websites, designed to trick victims into revealing data.
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IOPC investigation clears firearms officers of wrongdoing
An investigation by the Independent Office for Police Conduct into the actions of armed officers who arrested a child who had been playing with a water pistol has found they acted reasonably and correctly.
There was no evidence the child was treated different due to his ethnicity or of adultification during the incident in Buxted Road, Hackney, in July 2023.
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Three sentenced as Met crackdown on mobile phone theft in south east London
Met officers have led an investigation into a series of phone thefts.
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Met improves interview process for victims of crime with new technology
The Met Police is rolling out its new ‘Digital Interview Recording (DIR) kits’, in its commitment to put victims at the heart of investigations, as part of its New Met for London plan. It’s a significant advance in its drive to equip officers with innovative technology to improve efficiency of evidence obtained during interviews with victims, particularly women and girls affected by violence.
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Met officers stamp out predatory behaviour in south London
Officers in Bexleyheath joined partners to safeguard students from spiking and violent crime while out during Freshers week. On Friday 27, September local officers patrolled Sidcup and Bexleyheath Broadway, to raise awareness and educate freshers students on the signs of spiking to help ensure their safety on a night out, in Met’s commitment to protect the public from harm
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Met prepared to protect communities
We are using a range of specialist teams including mounted units, dog handlers, intelligence experts and evidence gatherers
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Statement re: support provided to the International Criminal Court
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
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A step change for the safety of women and girls
The new plan outlines 10 key commitments to radically improve how the Met protects women and girls and build trust and confidence
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