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EXCLUSIVE: Armed police swamp Manor Park street after reports of suspect with firearm - injured man in 80s found at scene
ARMED police mobbed a Manor Park street after reports of a man seen with a firearm. The drama unfolded last night from 7:27pm on Whitta Road, near the train station. Witnesses said there were about seven armed police vehicles and several officers in the street. Officers in at least seven gun unit vehicles were seen arriving on the evening of June 29 2026 at about 7.:30pm. Officers with guns were then seen to head towards a flats block in the road. They then gained entry to on
By JON AUSTIN
Jun 29


Man pulled from water at Hollow Ponds Whipps Cross yesterday during record temperatures sadly died police confirm as they try to identify him
A MAN was pulled from the water at Hollow Ponds in Whipps Cross during record June temperatures for the UK yesterday was pronounced dead in hospital the Met Police has confirmed. A London Ambulance Service spokesperson earlier said that a male found in the water was treated at the scene and then taken to hospital as a priority. However, the police has just confirmed that he was sadly later pronounced as deceased. A Met Police spokesperson said: "Police were called to a report
By JON AUSTIN
Jun 27


'Spiking robberies' on rise in central London - man went unconscious after 'forced to sniff white powder' on Shaftesbury Avenue and another 'drugged then robbed' in early hours of today
TOURISTS and revellers in central London need to be warned about a growing menace that sees people seemingly drugged then robbed while they are incapacitated, a former police officer has warned. Former Met Police DCI Dave McKelvey has issued another warning about the risk of "spiking robberies" in central London after two further suspected incidents overnight, including one where a man said he went unconscious after being forced to sniff white powder. Mr McKelvey runs the pri
By JON AUSTIN
Jun 27


British Transport Police refuses to confirm if 'child in distress' was involved in incident at Goodmayes station that led to major delays on Greater Anglia trains from London to Essex
British Transport Police (BTP) has refused to if a child was involved in an incident that led to all train lines across the Greater Anglia network between Essex and London being affected on Monday morning, June 22 2026, after reports of a "person on the tracks". Some Elizabeth Line services through Shenfield were also affected. According to unconfirmed reports from a source a ten-year-old child was found to be in distress on a gantry at Goodmayes station. BTP was asked about
By JON AUSTIN
Jun 23


Drama in Woodford Green as helicopter circled while wanted man scaled scaffolding
A HELICOPTER seen hovering over Woodford Green on Saturday was searching for a wanted man who climbed onto a building, police said. The police chopper was filmed by residents as it hovered over the area for about an hour, causing locals to question what happened from the morning of Saturday, June 20, 2026. One woman posted on the local Nextdoor app: "Does anyone know what is going on in Woodford Green or nearby? We have had helicopters circling for the last hour." Another wom
By JON AUSTIN
Jun 21


Man with serious knife injuries is suspect in Crystal Palace murder as two men die in separate stabbings in London in less than 24 hours - 17-year old also dead in Battersea
TWO males were killed in separate stabbings in under 24 hours and just five miles apart in the capital as the menace of knife crime continues. A murder investigation has been launched following the death of a man in Crystal Palace overnight. Police were called to Westow Hill at 3:39am today, Sunday, 21 June 2026, by the London Ambulance Service following reports of a stabbing. Officers arrived to find a man in his 30’s with serious injuries. He was treated on scene before bei
By JON AUSTIN
Jun 21


Hornchurch Police station mobbed with officers and ambulance service crews
POLICE have said there was no incident at Hornchurch police station last night after a large presence of officers and ambulances was present. A Met Police spokesperson: "We’ve checked and there was no incident at the police station, which was being used as a rendezvous point by officers." A witness at the scene in Station Lane, Hornchurch, at about 10pm on Wednesday June 17 2026 said: "There was an ambulance service vehicle outside when lots of police vehicles both marked an
By JON AUSTIN
Jun 18


Emergency response in Ilford Lane yesterday was for latest stabbing after boy, 15, injured with 17-year-old held on suspicion of attempted murder
A 15-YEAR-old boy is being treated in hospital after the latest stabbing in Ilford. Around 4:55pm on Saturday, 13 June 2026, officers from the Met Police attended Ilford Lane, Ilford, east London, following reports of a stabbing. A Met Police spokesperson said: "Police attended with the London Ambulance Service. A 15-year-old boy was treated at the scene for stab injuries. We await an update on his condition. "A 17-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murd
By JON AUSTIN
Jun 13


Mystery of Ian Bushell who vanished without keys or wallet 38 years ago and how he might look now
The sister of a man who has been missing for 38 years has appealed for him to get in touch with his family. Ian Bushell was reported missing by his father in 1988, when he was aged 21. At the time of his disappearance he was of medium build with short, black cropped hair and was living in the Abbey Wood area of south east London. He is 5ft 6ins tall. He is believed to have been seen by a family friend in Upton Park, east London, in 2007, when he answered to the name of Adrian
By JON AUSTIN
Jun 11


Met Police discovers that if it sends officers out to hotspots lots of suspects will be arrested following Wembley crackdown
A Metropolitan Police operation in Wembley has resulted in 64 vehicle seizures, 32 arrests and the recovery of five weapons. Officers carried out uniformed patrols and plain clothed in known shoplifting hotspots, conducted traffic stop sites to check vehicles, including e-bikes were compliant and carried out licensing visits at retail premises to ensure retailers are cooperating with their operational regulations. It says this is part of the Met’s work to crackdown on neighbo
By JON AUSTIN
Jun 1



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