Local Police Respond To Manchester Bombing

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Acting Borough Commander Peter Laverick announces increased police presence

Following yesterday's Manchester terrorist attack (22nd May)
has this morning (23rd May) released the following statement:

"Following last night’s terrorist attack in Manchester, the Metropolitan Police is stepping up patrols on the streets of London to protect all our communities in the capital and our borough.

Over the next few days people will see increased numbers of officers on duty - both armed and unarmed. This is to provide a highly visible and reassuring presence across London. These additional patrols will continue for the time being.

Investigations by Greater Manchester Police and the Northwest Counter-Terrorism Unit are continuing and colleagues in The Met will be doing all we can to support them in this work.

Anyone with information about last night’s attack or who wants to report any suspicious activity is being urged to call 0800 789 321 or 999 if urgent."

May 23, 2017