London Crime Briefing
Significant incidents, hearings, outcomes and public-data changes across the capital.
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British Transport Police are searching for a woman after an incident at West Ham Underground station on October 15. The woman approached a seven-year-old girl, made concerning statements, and then fled.
David Sullivan is suing the BBC for over £150 million at the High Court. The lawsuit follows a June Panorama documentary that detailed allegations of sexually exploitative and predatory behaviour from seven women. Sullivan resigned as joint chairman of West Ham before the programme aired.
The fierce rivalry between Millwall and West Ham concluded in a 2-2 draw at The Den, with six arrests made by the Metropolitan Police. Around 400 officers were on duty for the match, which saw Millwall take a 2-0 lead before West Ham mounted a comeback.
West Ham forward Taty Castellanos faces a potential six-match ban following an allegation of spitting at Millwall goalkeeper Filip Marschall during a recent 2-2 draw. The incident occurred in the 65th minute, and Millwall has lodged a complaint with match officials.
A Section 35 dispersal order will be enforced across a large area of South East London for the Millwall vs West Ham match on September 19. The Metropolitan Police will deploy approximately 400 officers to manage the event.
The Metropolitan Police is deploying 400 officers for the Millwall v West Ham football match in south east London, a substantial rise from usual numbers. A Section 35 dispersal order will allow officers to remove individuals causing disorder, and the Sporting Events Act 1985 is in force.
Ludek Miklosko, the former West Ham goalkeeper renowned for his performances for the club and his role as a trailblazing player, has died at the age of 64. He made 374 appearances for the Hammers over eight years and was named Hammer of the Year.
Significant incidents, hearings, outcomes and public-data changes across the capital.