Met officer charged with sexual offences
PC Joseph Reece will appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court on Monday, 28 April.
Categories: sexual offence
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Met detectives thank victim-survivors who have come forward following conviction of serial rapist Zhenhao Zou
More than 20 women have come forward
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Man sentenced for sexually abusing children
Jamal Armstrong appeared at Woolwich Crown Court on Friday, 21 March.
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Officer charged with three sex offences
PC Whitcombe will appear in court on Tuesday, 18 March.
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Man jailed for more than 18 years for abusing four teenage girls
Through building a rapport with the girl, Met officers identified three further victim-survivors.
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Met investigation leads to rapist jailed for 13 years
Brave survivor testimony led to conviction of rapist.
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Man jailed for rape of 12-year-old following Metropolitan Police investigation
A man has been jailed for 16 years for grooming and raping a child.
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Chinese student convicted of drugging and raping 10 women
Zhenhao Zou was found guilty of 28 offences following a five-and-a-half-week trial.
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Man pleads guilty to sexual assaults
Detectives linked three sexual assaults committed in the Clapham Common area.
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Appeal following attempted rape in Tower Hamlets
Detectives have released a CCTV Image of a man they wish to speak with
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Dangerous sexual predator jailed for offences against children
A meticulous Met Police investigation has today ensured that a dangerous sex offender has been given a 21-year sentence.
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Special Constable dismissed following gross misconduct hearing
A Metropolitan Police Special Constable has been dismissed without notice.
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Taekwondo coach jailed for multiple sexual offences against young children following Met investigation
Detectives led a meticulous investigation into Taekwondo coach who targeted children with sexual abuse.
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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.
