Located. Arrested. Convicted.
A violent offender, wanted for multiple serious crimes, was walking through a busy London street thinking he wouldn’t be found.
But our Live Facial Recognition technology (LFR) had other plans. He was arrested for a string of violent offences, including robbery and possession of a weapon.
In seconds, he was located. Minutes later, his identity was confirmed and he was in handcuffs.
A total of 1,035 individuals wanted for offences such as rape, serious assault, and shoplifting have been arrested by the Met through the use of Live Facial Recognition since January 2024.
This powerful tool is helping us deliver justice for victims.
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