Met Police reminds Londoners to only call 999 in genuine emergencies
Shocking figures reveal that just 15 per cent of 999 calls made to the Met Police are genuine emergencies.
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Three teenagers convicted of killing man, 51
Selfies and videos taken on the night were used to place them at the scene.
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Live Facial Recognition helping to make the capital safer, according to new report
The report analyses the Met's use of Live Facial Recognition.
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Fifth officer loses job over misconduct at Charing Cross
All allegations were proven against Sgt Clayton Robinson
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Murder investigation launched following a triple stabbing in Uxbridge
Three people were stabbed, and one man sadly died.
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Conditions for protest on 11th October
We have imposed conditions under the Public Order Act to prevent serious disruption at a demonstration in London this weekend.
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Two people convicted following world's largest crypto seizure
Zhimin Qian and Seng Hok Ling plead guilty in one of the largest money laundering cases in UK history
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PC charged with misconduct in public office
A serving Met officer has been charged with misconduct in public office.
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Man charged with murder and grievous bodily harm following Bermondsey stabbings
He will appear before court on Monday, 11 August.
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Drug dealing ‘gangster granny’ foiled by Met investigation
The group were sentenced at Woolwich Crown Court on 18 July.
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Met mourns former Commissioner Lord Ian Blair
Former Metropolitan Police Commissioner Lord Ian Blair has sadly passed away.
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Met launches a new way for Londoners to hear about neighbourhood policing
Officers will use Met Engage to provide their communities with crime prevention advice, information about local events and meetings, updates on ongoing incidents and investigations, and information about successful outcomes and operations.
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