In England, the police have started to arrest individuals involved in violent incidents through dawn operations.

This morning, dawn raids were carried out nationwide to apprehend suspects believed to be involved in acts of violence. The police shared CCTV footage with the public in order to identify the individuals involved in the incidents.

Sir Mark Rowley, the Commissioner of the London Metropolitan Police, announced that they had conducted raids on the homes of the "most violent" individuals who participated in last week's protests in Whitehall. Rowley referred to these individuals as "criminal thugs" and firmly denied their claim of being patriots, dismissing it as nonsense. He also expressed appreciation for the unity and solidarity shown by communities across the United Kingdom.

The acts of violence began in Southport following the stabbing deaths of three young girls and quickly spread to other cities. Numerous police officers were injured and extensive property damage occurred during these incidents.

The Merseyside Police released CCTV footage of 14 individuals who may have information regarding the incidents in their area. According to officials, 42 people have been arrested so far, 15 have been charged, and 3 have been imprisoned.

Chief Superintendent Paul Speight stated, "We continue to meticulously examine the information, footage, and records we receive. We will persistently work to apprehend, charge, and bring to justice everyone identified." Speight also added, "There will be further arrests in the coming days, and the doors of many individuals who are currently at ease will soon be knocked on. I have a clear message for anyone intending to bring violence to Merseyside in the future: we will find you and bring you to justice."

The police noted that most of the suspects in the released CCTV footage had their faces covered, but some individuals could be clearly identified, and they will be identified as soon as possible.