Police operation targets grooming gangs
The exercise is aimed at preventing child sex offenders from using hotels to carry out abuse
Drug dealing and human trafficking
Two men are sentenced in a so called county line case
Met Police CCTV round-up
Met Police appeals for witnesses to crimes.
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