Man charged with murder of woman in Southwark
James Flanagan, 53, was charged with murder on Wednesday, 17 December.
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Joint Statement from the Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police and the Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police
We begin by acknowledging the horrific terrorist attack in Australia, where Jews were deliberately targeted whilst enjoying the Hanukkah celebrations. Our thoughts are with those who lost their lives, their families and those injured. Coming so soon after the Heaton Park Synagogue attack in Manchester and amid rising antisemitism globally, this is deeply alarming.
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Man sentenced for stabbing girl, 11, in Leicester Square
Ioan-Alexandru Pintaru was arrested by Met Police officers within just four minutes.
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Man charged following fatal collision
He will appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Monday 5, January.
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Murder investigation launched after woman dies on Old Brompton Road
Detectives have launched a murder investigation following the death of a woman on Old Brompton Road.
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Hierarchical organisations added to declarable association policy
Freemasonry has been formally included.
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Appeal to find three men following firearms incident in Enfield
Detectives have released images of three men they want to speak to following a firearms incident in Enfield back in June.
On the evening of Thursday, 12 June, a 32-year-old man from London was shot at and then stabbed on Park Avenue, at the junction with Green Lanes, sustaining serious injuries.
Officers were called at approximately 23:00hrs to reports a 30-year-old man had discharged a fire -
Man arrested after murder investigation launched following fatal collision
He can now be named as Ruben Nunes, 34.
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Man convicted of 26 charges following serious sexual offences against children
Vincent Chan, 45 abused his position whilst working at a nursery.
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Man jailed following Met investigation into south London shooting
It comes as the force continues to bear down on gun crime and serious violence, protecting Londoners and making the capital safer.
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Seventh officer dismissed for gross misconduct at Charing Cross
A misconduct panel found allegations proven for PC Sean Park.
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Appeal launched after east London man jailed for 18 years for sexual offences against children
A man has been jailed after being convicted of 47 child sex offences – including rape and serious sexual assaults against multiple boys.
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Man sentenced for £270k Banksy robbery
Larry Fraser was sentenced to 13 months.
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Chinese national sentenced to life as Met Police warn he is one of the most prolific sex offenders ever investigated – with hundreds more potential victims in UK and China
Chao Xu, 33 (18.02.92), a Chinese national of Glaisher Street, Greenwich, SE8 3, has today been sentenced at Woolwich Crown Court to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 14 years after pleading guilty to 24 counts involving six women. He will also be on the sex offenders register for life.
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Further officer suspended for alleged misconduct at Charing Cross
The allegations will form part of the IOPC's ongoing investigation
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Man and woman jailed for their roles in multibillion-pound fraudulent Bitcoin scheme
This investigation led to the Met recovering over 61,000 Bitcoin from Qian – the largest confirmed crypto seizure in the world, currently worth around £5 billion.
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Met targets high street crime in crackdown on money laundering and exploitation
The Met has carried out visits to 30 venues across London to tackle money laundering on the high street.
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Met Police arrest more than 140 people in crime crackdown in London's West End
A crackdown on crime and anti-social behaviour in London’s West End has resulted in over 140 arrests.
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Sixth Charing Cross officer dismissed following Panorama broadcast
Sgt Lawrence Hume has been dismissed without notice.
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Metropolitan Police publishes Dr Shereen Daniels’ independently commissioned report into racism in the Met
The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) has published an independent report by Dr Shereen Daniels, commissioned by the MPS to examine how the organisation has responded to long-standing evidence of racism and discrimination.
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