Riots continue in London. While U.K. media tries to ignore the story, it is not for lack of interesting facts. 3,000 people were arrested! Find out why after the jump. Emma RABID
Riots continue in London. While U.K. media tries to ignore the story, it is not for lack of interesting facts. 3,000 people were arrested! Find out why after the jump. Emma RABID
The Burger Bar Boys. The Cash or Slash Money Crew. The Bang Bang Gang. These names sound straight out of a dime-store novel, but they’re real-life Birmingham gangs some of the underground armies that spearheaded England’s worst riots in a generation. Hit the jump to read the rest of the story. @WiL
As London still deals with aftermath of its riots, more than 1,900 people have been arrested (a majority in London) and are facing charges as British police continue their efforts in bringing all those responsible for the rampaging to justice. Â Read the full story after the jump!! @ItsLukieBaby
An Olympics ambassador allegedly hurled bricks at a police car and led an attack on a mobile phone store during the riots. Chelsea Ives, 18, was today revealed as a riot suspect – after being reported to police by her mother. Funk Flex
Prime Minister David Cameron insisted Wednesday, saying police would take all steps available to stop days of rioting. “We will do whatever is necessary to restore law and order onto our streets,” Cameron said in an address to the nation. “Nothing is off the table. Hit the jump to read the rest of the story. @WiL