12 More Faces of Fury Wanted After London Protest Chaos

Scotland Yard has released another dozen images of people linked to violent clashes at recent London protests. Detectives are hunting those suspected of racial abuse, serious violence against police and the public, and disorderly conduct.

Commander Sounds Warning to Troublemakers

Commander Alex Murray said:

“Our probe into the violence and racial abuse by a small minority at these protests is ongoing. Today we’ve issued 12 more images to help identify offenders. These join 48 images released recently.

“The public’s response has been fantastic, helping us track down those responsible so they face justice.”

How You Can Help Catch The Violent Few

  • If you recognise anyone, call the investigation team on 020 8246 9386 or tweet @MetCC quoting the image number.
  • Prefer to stay anonymous? Contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
  • Have video footage? Upload it via ukpoliceimageappeal.co.uk, selecting “Operation Minorca – Central London Protest Disorder.”

Police Unearth Evidence to Nab Protest Rage Ringleaders

Officers are sifting through hours of CCTV, bodycam footage, and viral social media clips to nail those who brought violence to the protests. More images are expected as inquiries continue.

Commander Murray added:

“Most people at the protests made their voices heard peacefully and left. Sadly, a few came just to cause harm and disrupt. We witnessed police officers being verbally and racially abused, which is utterly unacceptable. They come to work to keep London safe, not face abuse.”

“Those who want to protest peacefully shouldn’t be subjected to violence. While investigations are underway, we urge the public to stand against this behaviour by helping us ID offenders. Your support is making a real difference.”

He concluded by thanking those who’ve already helped identify suspects and those who challenged violence during the protests.

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