Man sentenced to life imprisonment for rape following Met investigation
A man who abused his position as a respected faith leader in the local community has been brought to justice.
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Man convicted of attempted murder after off‑duty officer’s heroic intervention
An off-duty officer apprehended the suspect
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Man charged with non-recent sexual offences against children
He is due in court later this week.
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Met dismantles gang responsible for supply and sale of drugs in East London
Organised crime network sentenced to a combined 100 years.
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Mother and boyfriend sentenced to total of 27 years following death of young son
Detectives saw through the lies told by Zoe Coutts and Scott O'Connor.
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Teenager charged with terrorism offences
He is due to appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Friday, May 1.
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Joint Met and MI5 Counter Terrorism Investigation foils deadly attack plot
Counter terrorism officers identified the defendant was trying to get hold of firearms through his online contacts on extreme right wing terrorism online groups and forums.
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Police appeal for witnesses to fatal collision on Kennington Park Road
Anyone with information is being asked to contact police.
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Two convicted of murder after fatal shooting in Willesden
They will be sentenced in June
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Met wins judicial review over use of Live Facial Recognition
The Met has won a judicial review into the use of Live Facial Recognition across London.
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Man jailed for 28 years for decade-long child abuse
A man who subjected two young children to abuse over 15 years has been jailed following an investigation by Met detectives.
Anthony Adewale Sobogun, 61 (04.03.65), of Thistlewood Crescent, Croydon was sentenced to 28 years' imprisonment at Inner London Crown Court today, Wednesday, 15 April.
He had previously been found guilty of 17 non-recent sexual abuse offences against two c -
Met considers AI to quickly identify child sexual abuse victims
The Metropolitan Police Service is exploring the use of artificial intelligence to support the rapid grading and triage of child sexual abuse imagery.
It would enable investigators to identify and safeguard victims more quickly, while significantly reducing the need for officers and staff to manually review deeply distressing material.
Today’s announcement comes alongside a wider £10 mi
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