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Two people have been jailed today, Friday 25 October, for Violent Disorder in Liverpool city centre and Southport.
Daniel Wilson, 19, of Birchen Road, Halewood, (above left) was jailed for one year and eight months for Violent Disorder (city centre) and Christopher Carney, 33, of Town Lane, Southport (above right) was jailed for two years and five months for Violent Disorder (Southport).
In addition two more people have been charged and a teenager arrested in connection with the ongoing investigations.
Brian Spencer, 40, of Lytham Road, Southport has been charged with Violent Disorder in Southport and Racially aggravated Public Order (in connection with a separate matter). Spencer has been bailed to appear at Liverpool Magistrates Court on Wednesday 20 November
A 16-year-old boy from Banks has been charged with Violent Disorder in Southport and Possession of Class B drugs. He has been conditionally bailed to appear at Merseyside Youth Court on Tuesday 12 November.
Another 16-year-old boy from Southport has been arrested on suspicion of Violent Disorder in Southport and also been conditionally bailed.
This brings the total arrests made so far to 139, with 96 people charged and 78 people sentenced to a total of 164 years and five months.
If you have any information about the disorder in Merseyside, you can contact us via Public Portal (mipp.police.uk) or anonymously via Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
Our latest gallery can be found here: CCTV appeal to help identify 74 people as part of investigation into violent disorder in Merseyside | Merseyside Police.
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