A £1,000 reward is available for information leading to the identification of 25 individuals involved in a disorder in Sunderland last summer
The charity Crimestoppers is providing the money. It will go to anyone who gives information leading to a successful conviction. You can share information anonymously.
This appeal follows an incident on August 2 last year. During this event, police were attacked, buildings were damaged, and shops were looted.
Northumbria Police launched a major investigation right away. So far, 84 arrests have been made. Thirty people have pleaded guilty to serious crimes, including nine for riot. They have received or are awaiting sentences totaling 45 years in prison.
Now, six months later, detectives have released 25 images of people they want to trace. If you have information, contact Crimestoppers at 0800 555 111 or visit their website. Those pictured are also encouraged to come forward.
You can also share information directly with Northumbria Police, but this won’t lead to a reward. You can message them on social media or use the live chat on their website. If you prefer, call 101.
For more ways to provide information, visit Northumbria Police’s Major Incident Public Portal online.
