Merseyside Police release new batch of Liverpool riots suspects' CCTV images (GALLERY)
THE crackdown on yobs after riots struck south Liverpool and Wirral continued today as ECHO readers were asked to help identify fresh suspects.
Liverpool riot suspect
Police are eager to trace these seven men, all of whom are believed to have played a part in the ugly scenes of last week.
So far, 217 arrests have been made and 87 people charged in connection to the riots in Merseyside.
Today a 17-year-old girl suspected of looting a Wavertree shop was charged with burglary.
The teen, from Tuebrook, who cannot be named for legal reasons, is accused of stealing goods from a store in Lawrence Road on August 9.
The youth, who is also being investigated on suspicion of assault, will appear before city magistrates on Tuesday August 30.
Four other people linked to the riots in south Liverpool were also arrested today after their homes were raided by cops.
Three men aged 19, 21 and 23 and a 19-year-old woman, all from the Wavertree area, were quizzed on suspicion of violent disorder and attempted burglary.
The woman was arrested on suspicion of possession of an offensive weapon.
Officers continue to sift through more than 600 hours of footage to identify those involved.
Residents are also being asked to send in images of the disorder to a dedicated email address.
Detective Chief Inspector Neil Bickley said: "The investigation team is working hard to bring everyone involved in the disorder to justice but we need the public to help us.
"The public has an important part to play and I urge everyone to look at these images and tell us who these offenders are and where we can find them so they can be put before the courts for their actions."
Anyone with information about the disorder or images of those involved is encouraged to call the investigation team on 0151-777 4519 or email disorderinvestigation@merseyside.
police.uk quoting the numbers on the photographs. Alternatively people can call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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