Stop And Search Saves Lives — But Are We Too Afraid To Admit It?
As politicians debate and communities grieve, the question remains: when did saving lives become controversial?
As politicians debate and communities grieve, the question remains: when did saving lives become controversial?
The Metropolitan Police Service (Met) has seen a sharp decline in the use of stop and search powers across London, sparking renewed debate as knife crime continues to rise at an alarming rate.
Read moreOfficers were there to discuss stop and search, and most importantly to listen to young people’s views on the matter.
Read morePrecision stop and search to be introduced across Barking and Dagenham. New pilot scheme launched today to improve the way stop and search is undertaken across our communities.
Read moreBereaved mother Sue Hedges who lost her son Ricky Hayden to knife crime shares her view on stop and search.
Read more‘Parts of London are a cesspit, we need a tougher approach and a lot more stop and search’-Sicarius MGrath. ‘You
Read moreA 16 year old boy was arrested yesterday Thursday 9 March, after being found with a large knife tucked down
Read moreStop and search is an important tool for the police to use. It can be an intrusive tool so its
Read moreThe discussion over stop and search and strip searches for children proceeds on a daily basis with some disagreeing with
Read moreMums unite to fight against knife crime demanding to be heard right now. Bereaved mums who have all lost their
Read moreWell done to Elm Park police who acted swiftly yesterday to remove a another knife off our streets. The team
Read moreYesterday Friday 11th February, a Joint Partnership Day of Action took place in Havering involving British Transport Police, Met Police
Read moreCourtney ‘The Knife Man’ Barrett is known across London as one of the biggest anti knife crime campaigners in our
Read moreIn recognition of its continued drive to improve stop and search, the Metropolitan Police is delighted to have achieved the
Read moreCouncillor Stephanie Nunn, from the Hornchurch Resident’s Association today writes for the Havering Daily. On Monday I observed part of
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