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London’s Police Ramp up Activity on Streets of Capital to Drive Down Post Lockdown Violence London’s Metropolitan Police are deploying more officers ahead of a wave of violent crime that is expected to hit the streets of the capital as lockdown restrictions are lifted. “The public can expect to see an uplift of officers on the streets of London in weeks to come as the Met steps up its response to violent crime and prepares to deal with any incidents across the capital as lockdown eases,” the Met said in a statement on Tuesday. The increased police deployment started in North and Sou...

Olga Freeman: hospital order A WOMAN was today (11) sentenced to a hospital order following the death of her son in Acton. Olga Freeman, 40, of Cumberland Park, Acton, had previously pleaded guilty at the Old Bailey to the manslaughter of ten-year-old Dylan Freeman by reason of diminished responsibility. She was sentenced to a hospital order with no time-limit restriction. Dylan suffered from extensive mental and physical health issues, which impacted his independence and his ability to communicate. Freeman had cared for him for many years, using council services and an acquaintance...

KILLER MUM Wife of celeb photographer who suffocated disabled son, 10, after saying she was a Messiah is detained in hospital Updated: 11 Feb 2021, 14:06 THE wife of a celebrity photographer who suffocated their 10-year-old disabled son was today sentenced to an indefinite hospital order. Lawyer Olga Freeman, 40, said she was the "Messiah" and she needed to "sacrifice" Dylan before he was found dead at home in Acton, West London. 7 Olga Freeman has today been sentenced to a hospital order after suffocating her disabled son Dylan, 10Credit: Facebook 7 The mum, 40, had been caring for the youn...

Victim Christopher Ainscough. Does anyone know his family? - Credit: Met Police have made an arrest in the investigation of a man killed in Kilburn in 1983 and have refreshed their appeal for his next of kin.  In December 1983, Christopher Ainscough was found dead inside his home in Windmill Court, Shoot-Up Hill. Police believed the 50-year-old had been attacked sometime between December 2 and 5. Christopher had suffered significant head injuries, Scotland Yard said. An investigation was launched but his attacker was never identified. You may also want to watch: At the time, officers attemp...

UK police issue appeal to find family members of Dublin man murdered in 1983 Detectives investigating the murder of Christopher Ainscough have made an arrest and are appealing for assistance to trace family members. By Cónal Thomas Wednesday 3 Feb 2021, 3:48 PM Feb 3rd 2021, 3:48 PM 24,836 Views 0 Comments Christopher Ainscough Source: Metropolitan Police UK POLICE HAVE issued an appeal to trace family members of a Dublin man who w...