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UK: Home Office report: An Overview of recorded crimes and arrests resulting from disorder events in August 2011 (1)

01 October 2011

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UK: Home Office report: An Overview of recorded crimes and arrests resulting from disorder events in August 2011 (pdf) See tables: Tables (link) See also: UK riots analysis reveals gangs did not play pivotal role - Official figures show those arrested came from deprived backgrounds, striking a blow to theory that tackling gang culture is key to preventing repeat of disturbances (Guardian, link)

And see: Ministry of Justice: Statistical bulletin on the public disorder of 6th to 9th August 2011 – October update (pdf)

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