The Metropolitan Police Operation Ends With 126 Arrests and 9 Officers Injured

The Metropolitan Police today concluded a policing operation in London, making at least 126 arrests and suffering nine injuries to officers. Assistant Commissioner Matt Twist released a statement giving an overview of events.

In his statement, Twist said that the operation had been necessary to respond to “significant violence” and “disorder” in the city. He praised the officers involved for their “tireless work” and “dedication” in keeping London safe.

Twist said that the police had been aware of the potential for violence in advance and had deployed a significant number of officers to respond. He said that the operation had been “successful” in preventing further disorder and in bringing those responsible to justice.

Twist also said that the police were committed to working with the community to build trust and to address the root causes of crime. He said that the police were “determined” to make London a safe city for everyone.

The police operation comes at a time of heightened tensions in London, following a number of recent incidents of violence. The police have been criticized by some for their response to these incidents, but Twist defended the police’s record. He said that the police were “committed” to working with the community and to “making London a safe city for everyone.”