Officers investigating the disorder in Sunderland last month have issued a fresh appeal to the member of the public for help in identifying these people.
On the evening of Friday, August 2, police responded to reports of widespread disorder in the city centre.
An investigation was launched and officers have since made a number of arrests in connection with the incident – with a string of people charged, and 21 offenders convicted to date.
They are all believed to have been in the Sunderland city centre area around the time of the disorder and officers believe they could have information which may assist the investigation.
Those pictured, or anyone who recognises them, should send Northumbria Police a direct message on their social media channels, or use the live chat function on the Force website.
For those unable to contact police in this way, call 101.
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Members of the public can also provide information and submit materials in connection with the investigation by visiting Northumbria Police’s dedicated Major Incident Public Portal online at: Public Portal (mipp.police.uk)
They can also provide information anonymously to independent charity Crimestoppers by calling 0800 555 111 or visiting their website.
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