Met Police Crime Reports Archive

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Cressida Dick is the new commissioner of the Metropolitan police. It is the first time in the history of the Met that it has been led by a woman.

 

• Dec 01 - Jermaine McDonald, 26, a violent robber jailed for 13 years after random attack on man, leaving him paralysed.
• Dec 01 - ​Detectives investigating a fatal stabbing of Jordan Ajobo in Newham have charged a Marvin Simos, 21, with murder
• Nov 13 - Police Launch Firearms Campaign video today
• Nov 03 - Two acid attacks on London delivery drivers ‘may be linked’
• Oct 30 - Murder investigation of teenager stabbed pronounced dead at the scene.
• Oct 28 - Planned operation in advance of Halloween ride outs
• Oct 25 - A man who raped a teenage girl in an east London park has been jailed.
• Oct 19 - Man murdered found by London Ambulance Service & Met police
• Oct 18 - MI5 chief Andrew Parker Warns UK faces fresh attacks the most severe terror threat ever.
• Oct 9 - £80,000 Holiday fraudster jailed after trying to Flee at UK Airport
• Oct 2 - Hackney CCTV footage for help in identifying a man who seriously assaulted a group of people.
• Sep 28 - Teenager Jailed for 5 years: Took a loaded gun with real bullets to Notting Hill Carnival
• Sep 21 - Two women robbed of Gold knecklaces at knife-point by moped riders in Bromley
• Sep 21 - man robbed of watch and attacked with noxious liquid
• Sep 20 - Five arrests made for Bucket Bomb on Parsons Green tube train
• 20-Sep - Officers from the Met's Counter Terrorism Command arrested a 22-year-old woman at Heathrow airport, from an inbound flight from Turkey, at approximately 22:20hrs on Tuesday 19 September.
  on suspicion of membership of a proscribed organisation, taken to an east London police station, where she remains in police custody. Enquiries continue.
• Sep 20 - CCTV appeal after teenage girl sexually assaulted
• Sep 20 - Third arrest made in Parsons Green tube attack investigation
• Sep 19 - Appeal to find man who showed pornogaphic material to children

  Detectives are appealing to find a man who has been approaching young children.

  CCTV image of the suspect, who has approached young children and shown them pornographic images on a mobile device.

  Police are investigating a number of offences, the first of which happened in March 2017.

  All offences occurred in the Regents Park Estate, Camden.

  The actions of the male have caused both the victims and their families a great deal of distress.

  Police urgently want to find this man who is described as white, medium build and is believed to be aged in his 40s.

  Detective Sergeant Stephen Masterson of the Central North Command Unit, said: "These offences are causing children and their families upset and worry and must be stopped. I would strongly urge you to contact police if you know the identity of the man concerned or have any relevant information; anything you tell us will be treated in confidence."

  Any witnesses or anyone with any information is asked to call detectives at Holborn on 07833 97356

   

• Sep 15 - Terrorist incident declared at Parsons Green Underground Station
• Sep 12 - Police to Trial Drone usage in London Operations
• Sep 6 - Teenage boy charged with Camden murder and weapon
• Sep 6 - Police appeal for information following allegation of kidnapping and assault in Ealing
• Jogger Who pushed Woman infront of BUS still wanted
• 12-Aug - Double murder suspect killed in north London home now arrested after a manhunt
• Met police Statement after London Bridge Attack

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