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London Disorder Update: Arrest figures - latest from New Scotland Yard
The Metropolitan Police Service has now arrested a total of 768 people
in connection with violence, disorder and looting across London.
Since 9pm on Tuesday 9 August, 81 arrests have been made for various offences.
These include:
- At approx 23:00hrs, in a proactive operation, officers executed a
search warrant at an address in Church Road, Harlesden, NW10. A mobile
phone was found containing pictures of a looted shop and jewellery. A
gold chain matching the photo on the phone was also found.
A man in his late teens / early 20s was arrested for handling stolen
goods and is in custody.
- At 00:30hrs officers on patrol in West Ella Road, Harlesden, NW10
arrested 19 people on suspicion of conspiracy to commit burglary after
they were seen standing by two transit vans appearing to be preparing to
go looting.
The men, aged approximately between 18 and 30-years are currently in
custody.
in connection with violence, disorder and looting across London.
Since 9pm on Tuesday 9 August, 81 arrests have been made for various offences.
These include:
- At approx 23:00hrs, in a proactive operation, officers executed a
search warrant at an address in Church Road, Harlesden, NW10. A mobile
phone was found containing pictures of a looted shop and jewellery. A
gold chain matching the photo on the phone was also found.
A man in his late teens / early 20s was arrested for handling stolen
goods and is in custody.
- At 00:30hrs officers on patrol in West Ella Road, Harlesden, NW10
arrested 19 people on suspicion of conspiracy to commit burglary after
they were seen standing by two transit vans appearing to be preparing to
go looting.
The men, aged approximately between 18 and 30-years are currently in
custody.