Metropolitan Police Service

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JARVIS, Ryan (CRIMINAL JUSTICE HUB)
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Police force profile

Metropolitan Police Service force profile with official contact, inspection, complaints, records and custody-suite links. Headquarters: LONDON, SW1A 2JL.

LondonTerritorial police force

Force overview

Telephone101
Neighbourhood teams679

About this force

This Criminal Justice Hub profile brings together official routes for Metropolitan Police Service, including the force website, inspection information, complaints, records requests, Police.uk data and linked police custody suites.

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Contact and location

Telephone
101
Website
https://www.met.police.uk/
Headquarters
New Scotland Yard
London
SW1A 2JL

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Live policing data

August 2026Latest Police.uk crime data month
679Neighbourhood policing teams listed
0Crimes without a mapped location in the latest API month

Neighbourhood teams

  • Bethnal Green East
  • Blackwall and Cubitt Town
  • Bow East
  • Bow West
  • Bromley North
  • Bromley South
  • Canary Wharf
  • Island Gardens
  • Lansbury
  • Limehouse
  • Mile End
  • Poplar

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Latest inspection rating and summary

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Information by situation

Victims and witnesses

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Suspects and accused people

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Families and supporters

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Professionals

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Police custody suites for this force