Police Raid Homes During Investigation into Millwall Football Violence

The transcript discusses a police operation in South and Southeast London, focusing on arrests related to football violence at Wembley. The operation aims to address hooliganism, with 27 arrests made and more expected. The public supports the police's robust approach to reducing violent crime. The police have released images of suspects and urge those involved to surrender. The issue of football hooliganism, though not as severe as in the 1980s, remains a concern.

What was the main focus of the police operations in South and Southeast London?

• To increase public awareness about football

• To round up alleged troublemakers from the Millwall-Wigan match

• To prevent future football matches

• To improve relations with football clubs

How does the current state of football hooliganism compare to the 1980s?

• It is much worse now

• It is not as severe as it was in the 1980s

• It has completely disappeared

• It is exactly the same as in the 1980s

What action did the Metropolitan Police take to identify those involved in the Wembley disorder?

• They released a video of the incident

• They held a public meeting

• They increased police presence at football matches

• They released images of the suspects

How many arrests have been made in connection with the Wembley disorder so far?

• 70 arrests

• 50 arrests

• 27 arrests

• 10 arrests

What are the police urging those involved in the Millwall disorder to do?

• Attend a football match

• Join a rehabilitation program

• Leave the country

• Surrender to the police