The Met have launched an online gallery of offenders jailed for their part in the violence, disorder and looting seen across London, as the number of people arrested topped 2,000.
There have now been a total of 2006 arrests for a variety of offences with as of August 25, 1135 charged so far.
Latest figures show that 954 cases have appeared in court, 82 people already been sentenced with 42 being jailed.
Pictures of those given significant custodial sentences and details of their convictions are available via Flickr. Visit –
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Commander Simon Foy said: "We have made these pictures available so that communities across London can see that those who took part in the appalling scenes which shocked us all have been brought to justice.
"I want to send a clear message to those involved that you will not get away with it.
"The determination and dedication of officers from all parts of the Met have led to this important milestone but we are far from finished. The investigation into the widespread criminality we saw remains a major task on an unprecedented scale.
"We have got to this point with fantastic support from the public and I urge anyone with any information to come forward."
Latest figures show that there were a total 3,443 crimes across the MPS linked to the disorder that occurred between 6 and 9 August. Of these, the most common offences were: burglary in other buildings (1,172), criminal damage to a motor vehicle (403) and personal robbery (310). There were 162 reports of arson.
In response to the disorder a major investigation team was launched by the Metropolitan Police Service, codenamed Operation Withern.
Operation Withern is an MPS-wide effort led by officers from the Specialist Crime Directorate working together with detectives, uniformed officers and police staff from across the MPS. While SCD will retain responsibility for some major incidents seen during the disorder, local borough police will be focusing on pursuing those responsible for the disorder seen in their area.
We estimate that we currently have around 20,000 hours of CCTV footage to view, although this is likely to increase as we gather further material from CCTV, the public and other sources.
Forensic and crime scene examiners have been working on more than 1,200 crime scenes. More than 350 DNA submissions and almost 300 fingerprint submissions have already been made to labs.
The MPS is working closely with the CPS to ensure that cases are processed quickly.
Anyone with any information should contact the Operation Withern Major Investigation Team on 020 8345 4142. Or, anyone can report crime and provide information anonymously to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
