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Return to News Kyle Fox, 26, from Surrey, admitted attacking the children but denied posting any of the footage. He claimed he lost a memory stick containing the abuse and someone else posted the horrific content to the dark web site which has now been taken down. The National Crime Agency (NCA) launched an investigation and traced the suspect to his home in the UK. The suspect’s face was not present in the abuse videos but NCA investigators were able to use specialist capabilities to piece clues together to identify him and both – unrelated – victims. The NCA’s National Cyber Crime Unit, working with partners in South Korea and the United States, supported …
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https://www.itv.com/news/london/2019-03-08/assault-rifle-found-when-vehicle-stopped-in-peckham/
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Police officers and staff from across the Met parade through central London to celebrate International Women’s Day and the centenary of women in the force. Women officers and staff from the Met will line up this afternoon [Friday, 8 March] at 2pm for the Met’s “100 Years Strong Procession” in central London to mark International Women’s Day (IWD). http://news.met.police.uk/news/met-parade-through-central-london-to-celebrate-international-womens-day-361320
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Image caption Mahamed Hashi, Gwenton Sloley and Ken Hinds all say they have been targeted by the Met Police Three prominent, black community advisers have claimed they have been wrongfully searched or arrested by the Metropolitan Police. The men work with police in London on youth violence but said their treatment harmed race relations with the force. It comes 20 years after the MacPherson report said the Met was "institutionally racist" over its handling of Stephen Lawrence's murder. The force has denied allegations of racial profiling. It said the officers in the men's cases acted appropriately. About 14% of Met office…
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Image copyright Avon and Somerset Police Image caption The officer is due to appear before a police misconduct panel next week A volunteer police officer has been accused of deliberately sharing private sexual photographs and video to "distress" another person. The case came to light after someone complained to police that the officer had sent the material without consent. Identified only as Special Constable A, the officer admitted the offence when interviewed under caution by police. The special constable is due to appear before an Avon and Somerset Police misconduct panel next week. The panel will consider whether the individual has "br…
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4 March 2019 Image caption Yousef Makki and Jodie Chesney, both 17, were killed in separate knife attacks two days apart The home secretary is to chair a meeting of police chiefs to combat the "senseless violence" that has seen a rise in the number of teenagers being stabbed to death across th…
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Video recorded by a police helicopter shows the moment a laser pen was shone at it, which a judge said risked a "fatal and catastrophic" crash. The National Police Air Service (NPAS) helicopter was searching an area of Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, for three men carrying knives when it was dazzled by the green light in September. It was traced to a house in Minerva Way and Voyslav Dimitrov, 29, was arrested. He admitted endangering the aircraft at Northampton Crown Court and was sentenced to six months in prison. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-england-northamptonshire-47470832/laser-pen-shone-at-police-helicopter-in-wellingborough shows how s…
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Return to News 06 March 2019Lynne Owens, Director General of the National Crime Agency, said: “The recent tragic loss of more young lives has caused devastation and highlights the need to urgently tackle the violence epidemic we are seeing. It is more important than ever that we have a cohesive response across law enforcement, government, education, health, and social services. “Serious violence has many causes, of which serious and organised crime is one. We know that organised criminal networks are a driver for violence and our priority is to disrupt the organised crime groups, in order to eliminate the harm they inflict upon communities. “We are working wi…
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Knife crime: Javid in strategy talks with police chiefs 6 March 2019 Related TopicsKnife crime Image caption Yousef Makki and Jodie Chesney, both 17, were killed in separate knife attacks two days apart …
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Explosive packages found at Heathrow, Waterloo and London City Airport 5 March 2019 Image caption The device sent to Heathrow Airport caught fire when staff opened it Counter-terror police are inv…
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Famous & Fighting Crime will give well-known rookies the chance to see what it’s really like on the beay, including football matches and busy Saturday nights https://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/new-channel-4-show-features-11857556 I can't believe it. Who on earth authorised this?
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British Transport Police released an image of this suspect ( British Transport Police ) Police are hunting a man who punched an off-duty police officer in the mouth at a north London Tube station. https://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/police-hunt-man-after-offduty-police-officer-is-punched-in-the-face-a4075771.html
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Londoners will be asked to help police their neighbourhoods in a bid to “mobilise communities” in the fight against crime. https://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/londoners-urged-to-help-met-police-in-fight-against-crime-in-local-community-a4080001.html
