![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/met-police-to-use-counter-terror-tactics-to-catch-100-worst-predators-against-women/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/rear-view-metropolitan-police-officer-832469324.jpg&description=FIGHTING BACK Met Police to use counter-terror tactics to catch 100 worst predators against women BRITAIN's biggest police force is using new counter-terror tactics with a matrix to target the 100 worst suspects for sex and violent crimes against women and girls. The chart of named suspects based on statements from victims and intelligence held on files has been developed by the Met Police grading them by the danger they pose. 1 Met Police officers have new counter-terror tactics for offenders abusing womewn Credit: Getty Targets will then be pro-actively investigated to bring them to justice for crimes against females. The innovative scheme's first suspect was arrested and charged last week with assaults, strangulation and robbery. Two men on the current shifting stack of 100 suspects are each believed to be responsible for 15 crimes against women and girls. Crimes being investigated include rape, attempted murder, violent assaults and coercive control. The new tactic mirrors methods used by MI5 and counter-terror cops of targeting a changing pool of suspects considered to present the gravest risk at that time. Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley said: "It's taking the organised crime or terrorism approach to male predatory violence. "If we go after them proactively, build a case against them, get them off the streets, that protects women and children." Sir Mark said 35,000 suspects had been named over the last year for crime of violence against women and girls in the capital London. He said that because of the large volume of suspects it was important to try and target the worst offenders "before they can commit other offences". Met deputy commissioner Dame Lynne Owens said the current stack of suspects has been assembled from crime reports on 445 offences involving 201 victims. Many of the suspects have been named over domestic crimes involving sex and violence while others are alleged predators striking in public places. Dame Lynne said: "We are using covert and overt){kind=link}
BRITAIN’s biggest police force is using new counter-terror tactics with a matrix to target the 100 worst suspects for sex and violent crimes against women and girls.
The chart of named suspects based on statements from victims and intelligence held on files has been developed by the Met Police grading them by the danger they pose.
Targets will then be pro-actively investigated to bring them to justice for crimes against females.
The innovative scheme’s first suspect was arrested and charged last week with assaults, strangulation and robbery.
Two men on the current shifting stack of 100 suspects are each believed to be responsible for 15 crimes against women and girls.