Dozens of suspects who were allegedly part of 2024 riot The police is still wanted a year after the chaos that broke throughout the UK.
A police body said that the officials are determined to track and serve the people involved. This year a warning for troubles to repeat unrest.
A website is being installed with a details of about 40 suspects who still wanted in five police forces – Merceyside, Greater ManchesterCleveland, Northern and Avon and Summerset.
Disorder spread across Britain Southport Last year, murders, amid false rumors that the killer was a Muslim immigrant.
Unrest arrested a total of 1,876 people, 1,110 so far charged, National police chiefThe council said.
As Crown Prosecution ServiceIts data tracking cases related to the disorder suggest that 821 defendants out of 859 were convicted by the end of March this year.
This month, many Protest In the applied, the migrants were accused of kissing a 14-year-old girl after a refuge, where a refuge.
There have been additional protests in Norfolk and London, but so far widespread disturbance has been avoided.
Assistant Chief Constable Ian Drummond-Smith, who led the national response to investigate the riots, told the PA news agency: “We have a duty for the convenience of protests … but what we saw last year, and this year in some isolated cases, it has gone for criminality and serious disorders.
“In those cases that I think we can learn from previous year that justice will be faster, and I hope this year will be a hindrance for anyone who thinks about being engaged in serious disorder.
“We have effectively used CCTV, bodyworn videos, and we are capable of bringing many people in front of courts.”
The police chief also said that the officials are doing “very difficult” work this year, including the “small pockets” of the disorder this year.
He said: “I think they are isolated due to a fast police response, and I think that’s important thing.
“If we can respond to a rapidly severe disorder, I think we can absorb it and prevent it from spreading across the country, so we are working very hard.”
Since last year, Mr. Drummond-Smith said: “We have intensified our ability to raise quickly and transfer resources across the country so that we can achieve that fast.”
Last summer disturbances, mosques and hotels were seen housing asylum seekers The targeted, at that time, was condemned by Prime Minister Sir Kir starrer as a “remote thug”.
Police chiefs are now initiated a national appeal for suspects for “important” public system offenses from disorders, including throwing bricks and serious attacks by members of the public.
Local and social media appeals appeal to share images of suspects, which have already been used to try to track them, but the senior official said they could travel to the area from another part of the country.
Shri Drummond-Smith said: “After a year, we have still found some people who have found good images and we have not yet identified.
“I think the important thing is that someone has a good image, one thing, knowing who they are. We are asking the public to take a look, and if they recognize anyone in those images, then to tell us who they are and give them justice.”
Go to the police to see the website.
