Police have release another batch of images of people they would like to speak to following the violent disorder in Middlesbrough. 

Trouble broke out on the streets of Middlesbrough on Sunday, August 4, and several other towns across the country after the tragic deaths of three youngsters in Southport. 

Cars were torched, houses damaged, and residents in the community left "traumatised" after the unrest erupted across a dark afternoon for the town.  

Cleveland Police has released a series of images of people officers would like to speak toCleveland Police has released a series of images of people officers would like to speak to (Image: CLEVELAND POLICE)

While several people have already been charged - and others even jailed for their part in the disorder - Cleveland Police is continuing to search for people they would like to speak to in relation to the incident. 

Cleveland Police has released a series of images of people officers would like to speak to in relation to disorder in Middlesbrough Cleveland Police has released a series of images of people officers would like to speak to in relation to disorder in Middlesbrough (Image: CLEVELAND POLICE)

Detective Chief Inspector Sarah Robinson, who is leading the investigation into the incident in Middlesbrough, said: “We will continue to relentlessly pursue those suspected of causing serious violence and disorder in Middlesbrough.

“A number of people have been arrested, charged and sentenced and our investigation continues. We have now released further images of people we’d like to speak to.

Cleveland Police has released a series of images of people officers would like to speak to in relation to disorder in Middlesbrough Cleveland Police has released a series of images of people officers would like to speak to in relation to disorder in Middlesbrough (Image: CLEVELAND POLICE)

“I’d like to thank the community for their support and for all the information they have provided us so far. Please continue to submit information to us.

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“If you recognise any of the people in the photographs below or similarly if you see yourself, please get in touch with us as soon as possible.”

If you recognise the people pictured, please get in touch with Cleveland Police via a specialist website set up for the investigation: Public Portal (mipp.police.uk)

Independent charity Crimestoppers can also be contacted anonymously online at www.crimestoppers-uk.org or by phone on 0800 555 111.