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Source: United Kingdom London Metropolitan Police

Detectives are appealing for help to identify a man they wish to speak to in relation to a series of sexual assaults in south London in April.

On the afternoon of Sunday, 4 April, three women were touched inappropriately, by the same man, in the space of just a few minutes.

The incidents took place in East Street, SE17 at around 14:40hrs.

Police were initially called after a woman in her twenties, who had been walking along East Street, was approached by an unknown man who suddenly lunged towards her and inappropriately touched her, causing her to fall to the ground.

Members of the public quickly intervened and the police were alerted.

The man was then seen to walk off in the direction of Blackwood Street.

CCTV enquiries later revealed that another two women had been assaulted by the same suspect in a similar manner just minutes before the above incident took place. The two earlier victims are yet to be identified.

Officers have released a CCTV image of a man they wish to identify and speak with.

He is described as a black man, aged in his 30s or 40s and of a slim build. He was wearing a blue hooded jumper, black Puffa jacket and dark-coloured tracksuit bottoms with a white stripe on the outside of the leg.

Detective Constable Jack Bailey, investigating, said: “We are appealing for anyone who recognises the man in the picture, or who has information that would help us to identify him, to contact us.

“We also want to hear from the two other women who were assaulted or from anyone who was in the East Street area at the time and who may have seen this man acting suspiciously or inappropriately.

“Tackling violence against women and girls is an absolute priority for the Met. We want women to feel and be safe on the streets of London. We are determined to hold this man accountable for his actions and prevent him from causing further harm.”

Anyone who recognises the man pictured is asked to call 101 or tweet @MetCC, providing the reference CAD3953/04APR.

Information can also be given anonymously by contacting the independent charity, Crimestoppers, on 0800 555 111.

Source: United Kingdom London Metropolitan Police

Detectives are appealing for information after a man was seriously injured in a stabbing in Tooting.

Police were called at 19:40hrs on Friday, 14 May after a 25-year-old man presented himself at a south London hospital with stab injuries. He remains in a critical condition. His next of kin has been informed and are being supported by specially trained officers.

Officers carried out enquiries which established the victim had been assaulted approximately ten minutes earlier at a restaurant in Upper Tooting Road, SW17. A crime scene was established.

A 39-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and remains in custody.

Detectives from the Met’s South West Basic Command Unit are investigating and would like to hear from anybody with information about the attack.

If you can help, please call police on 101 or tweet @MetCC quoting CAD 7292/15May. Alternatively contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

Source: United Kingdom London Metropolitan Police

Nine officers were injured as they worked to disperse crowds outside the Israeli Embassy in Kensington this evening (Saturday, 15 May).

Missiles were thrown in small pockets of disorder following a day of largely peaceful protest, which saw police engage with the crowds.

Nine people were arrested on suspicion of violent disorder and a further four people were arrested on suspicion of breaching the Health Protection Regulations. They remain in custody.

Superintendent Jo Edwards, in charge of the policing operation, said: “We once again saw police come under fire from missiles and several were injured as a result of this. It is totally unacceptable and I wish those officers a speedy recovery.

“Throughout the day, officers sought to engage with people who had gathered to demonstrate, and encourage them to disperse to help protect themselves and others during this public health crisis. Where this approach did not work and officers were met with hostility, they took enforcement action.”

Source: United Kingdom London Metropolitan Police

Two teenagers have been charged with the murder of Abdirizak Hassan in Putney.

An investigation was launched after police were called at approximately 11:05hrs on Thursday, 6 May following reports of a man found deceased at a residential address in Dowdeswell Close, SW15.

The man was later identified as 24-year-old Abdirizak Hassan. Abdirizak’s family are being supported by specialist officers.

A 15-year-old male [B] arrested on Thursday, 13 May and a 17-year-old male [C] arrested on Friday, 14 May appeared at Wimbledon Youth Court on Saturday, 15 May charged with murder.

They were remanded to appear at the Central Criminal Court on Wednesday, 19 May.

Source: United Kingdom London Metropolitan Police

Detectives investigating the fatal shooting of Patrick Anzy in Hackney have made a further two arrests.

A 33-year-old man [C] was arrested in the early hours of Saturday, 15 May on suspicion of murder. A woman aged 38 [D] was also arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender.

Both were arrested in the Birmingham area with the assistance of West Midlands Police. They remain in custody.

A 14-year-old male [A] and 25-year-old man [B] arrested on Thursday, 13 May on suspicion of conspiracy to commit murder have been released under investigation.

An investigation was launched after police were called to reports of shots fired in Gillett Square, Dalston at 00.56hrs on Saturday, 8 May.

Officers attended and found a seriously injured man, 31-year-old Patrick Anzy.

Despite the efforts of emergency services, Patrick was pronounced dead at the scene. Patrick’s next of kin have been informed and formal identification has taken place.

A post-mortem examination on Tuesday, 11 May confirmed the cause of death as gunshot injuries.

Detective Inspector Andy McDonald, the officer in the case, said: “We would like to thank West Midlands Police for their assistance with the latest two arrests in connection with our investigation into the murder of Patrick Anzy.

“I am still very keen to speak to anyone who was in the Gillett Square area at the time of the shooting who may have witnessed the murder.

“Patrick was attacked in Boleyn Road, N16, in the early hours of Saturday, 8 May and, at the time, I believe there may have been a number of people around who may have seen or heard something.

“Any information, no matter how small, could prove to be crucial to this investigation and help secure some justice for Patrick’s family.

“Anyone who has information, including those in the Birmingham area, which could aid our investigation is urged to contact police, or Crimestoppers without delay.”

Anyone with information or any witnesses can call 101, reference CAD 412/08May,

Those with information can also share CCTV, phone footage or information anonymously via https://mipp.police.uk. Click on the link, select Metropolitan Police Service and then select the investigation entitled MURDER Boleyn Road, N16. (Direct link: https://mipp.police.uk/operation/01MPS21S29-PO1)

To remain 100 per cent anonymous, please contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.