US EditionMet Police Launches Huge Crackdown to Keep Women and Girls Safe at Concerts
- On June 5, the Metropolitan Police launched the V100 initiative with patrols at Beyoncé's concert at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium to improve safety.
- The initiative began due to a rise in major music events this year, including 51 concerts in London, a number more than double last year.
- The V100 initiative uses data analytics to target high-risk sexual offenders, while over 5,000 officer shifts—including specialized patrols focused on violence against women and girls—are being assigned to major venues like Wembley and Emirates Stadium.
- Ben Russell, Deputy Assistant Commissioner, explained that their strategy focuses on using data to pinpoint the men who present the greatest threat to women and girls in London and responding with carefully targeted interventions.
- The operation targets violence against women and girls, aiming to protect victims, ensure convictions, and allow millions of attendees, mostly young women and girls, to enjoy concerts without fear.
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Met Police launches patrols to protect women and girls from violence at concerts
The patrols, which began at a Beyonce concert on 5 June, have been introduced alongside the V100 project, a new data-driven approach to identify serious sexual offenders and prevent crimes.
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Met Police Launches Patrols To Protect Women And Girls From Violence At Concerts - Great Yorkshire Radio
The new patrols come ahead of 51 large-scale music events due to take place in London this summer, with more than three million people set to attend shows at Wembley Stadium alone. The patrols started on 5 June with Beyonce’s concert at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with the operation leading to the removal of an individual on suspicion of stalking and threatening behaviour, as well as the arrest of a man for upskirting, who remains on police bail.…
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