#london-crime

#london-crime

The National Portrait Gallery near Trafalgar Square reported 3,060 crimes in one year, including 1,200 thefts, while their spokesman pointed out only two reportable instances among 1.6 million visitors.

A historic 300-year-old violin, worth over £150,000, was stolen from a London pub, prompting police appeals for witnesses to track the suspect.

A 20-year-old man and a teenager suffered non-life-threatening injuries in a double stabbing in Romford, with a suspect arrested for grievous bodily harm.

Nathan Tokosi, known as DigDat, has been convicted for his involvement in a drive-by shooting in Notting Hill, showcasing serious violent criminality.

A 16-year-old boy named Lathaniel Burrell was shot dead in Stockwell, shocking the local community as news of his tragic death spread.

I just went completely blank... I saw the bloke on the back of the bike turn around and look at me, then look at the bike... I just thought oh this is it.

Detectives reported that a man assaulted or attempted to rob ten women over four hours, prompting a police appeal for additional victims in London.

“Six teenage boys have been arrested after reports of a group storming in the Apple Store in Brent Cross and stealing a large number of mobile phones.”

"Despite the immediate response from police and ambulance crews, the pedestrian, a woman in her 60s, tragically died at the scene of the accident."