A recent report highlights a significant rise in violent crime suspected among children aged 10-14 in London, with figures showing a 38% increase since 2020. This trend indicates that this age group now constitutes a larger percentage of serious offences among young people compared to previous years. The study, commissioned by London's Violence Reduction Unit, calls attention to the need for interventions focused on addressing contributing factors such as school absences and exclusions, as the increase in suspensions has been noted in both inner and outer London.
The Met Police reports a 38% rise in children aged 10-14 suspected of violent crime since 2020, highlighting a troubling trend in youth violence.
Lib Peck described the findings as "disturbing", emphasizing the need for targeted interventions to address school absences and exclusions that contribute to violence.
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