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Source: United Kingdom London Metropolitan Police

Officers are appealing for information after reports of a man seen with a knife in west London.

On Monday, 18 October a man in a wheelchair reportedly charged at members of the public while holding a knife at a bus stop in Haynes town centre.

The incident was not reported to police at the time, however an investigation was launched after footage was uploaded to social media. No injuries were reported.

Detective Inspector John Millward, from the Roads and Transport Policing Command, said: “We are working to establish the specific circumstances of this incident, including the time and location of the offence.

“From videos we have seen on social media there appears to have been a large group of people in the area who witnessed the incident and I would like to hear from them immediately.”

Anyone with information is asked to call 101 quoting CAD 6136/22Oct. To remain anonymous contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

Source: United Kingdom London Metropolitan Police

A woman who was sexually assaulted by a neighbour who cared for her is urging other victims of abuse to come forward.

On Wednesday, 13 October, Susan Turner, 56 (02.11.64), of Pevensey Gardens, Hockley, appeared at Snaresbrook Crown Court where she was handed a two-year suspended sentence after previously being convicted of four counts of sexual assault.

She was also ordered to do 150 hours of unpaid work, was placed on the Sex Offenders Register and barred from working with vulnerable people indefinitely.

Detective Constable Chris Maxim, who led the investigation, said: “Turner completely abused the trust that had been placed in her and her actions have had a huge impact on both the victim and her family.

“The victim in this case came forward because she didn’t want anyone else to suffer in a similar way. She encourages anyone else who may have been subject to similar abuse to report it.

“We know that many victims of abuse are too afraid to speak to us and fear they will not be believed. Others are physically unable to speak out about this abuse themselves.

“We hope that this conviction shows we are here to listen, we will take any reports seriously and we will provide the necessary specialist support to those that need it.”

Turner’s offences, which took place in Hornchurch in September 2019, came to light when the victim, aged in her 40s, disclosed them to her parents via an iPad she uses to communicate.

An investigation was launched by the Met’s East Area Public Protection Unit and Turner was later charged.

Specialist officers supported the victim and worked with the court to ensure that the victim was cross examined on video away from the court room – the first time this had been done at Snaresbrook Crown Court.

DC Maxim, added: “The victim in this case was extremely brave to come forward and tell us what happened. We recognise that can be an extremely difficult thing to do but she wanted to share her story so that others in a similar position know they too will be taken seriously.

“Anyone who wants to speak to us should call 101 or can report online via our website.”

Source: United Kingdom London Metropolitan Police

Detectives are continuing to appeal for witnesses following a fatal collision in Havering.

Police were called at 14:59hrs on Tuesday, 12 October to reports of a collision on the A127 near Upminster involving three vehicles, a silver/white Mini Countryman, a silver Audi TT and a black Mercedes CLA200.

The driver of the Mini was taken to an east London hospital where she later died.

She has been named as 76-year-old Jacqueline Saunders, from Chingford.

Her next of kin are being supported by specialist officers.

Detective Sergeant Mark Palmer, of the Met’s Roads and Transport Policing Command, said: “Our thoughts remain with Jacqueline’s family and we will continue to support them in any way we can.

“We have already spoken to a number of people who were at the scene but I am asking anyone who has information and has not yet come forward to do so.

“We would also appeal to road users on the A127 to check their dashcam footage for anything that may be relevant.”

Anyone with information should call 020 8597 4874, providing the reference CAD 4550/12OCT.

Information can also be provided to Crimestoppers anonymously by calling 0800 555 111.

Source: United Kingdom London Metropolitan Police

Police are keen to know the whereabouts of 18-year-old Johal Rathour who is wanted in connection with vehicle theft, dangerous driving and failing to stop for police after he drove the wrong way through the Blackwall Tunnel.

Rathour is described as an Asian man, 5ft 8ins tall, with black curly hair and a beard. He has a distinctive horizontal scar between his eyebrows and has a hand tattoo that reads ‘Mum’.

He has links to Newham, Romford, Grays and Erith (Kent).

Anyone who has information concerning the whereabouts of Johal Rathour should call police on 101 or Tweet @MetCC quoting reference CAD 7580/09OCT.

To remain 100% anonymous call the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.