British police have deployed 16,000 personnel

World News - British police have deployed 16,000 personnel related to the handling of riots in London as other cities in the UK. According to Prime Minister David Cameron, as the AP and AFP on Tuesday (08/09/2011), it would do nothing to restore order in the streets of Britain. "We're going to make things safer for law-abiding citizens," Cameron said in a statement in Downing Street.

As a result, preparedness measures that make the cancellation of all police leave the city of London. "With the additional power from other groups, means the police force who patrol on Tuesday night in London will be tripled," he added.

Meanwhile, according to Cameron again, lawmakers summoned to meet on Thursday to participate in handling the riots in Britain. "The call lawmakers will allow them to jointly condemn this crime and together to rebuild communities," he said.

Meanwhile, British police, Scotland Yard said a 26-year-old man who was shot in a car when riot in Croydon, south London, has died in hospital.

According to David Cameron again, at least 450 people have been arrested so far in what he cursed as "the incident of looting, vandalism, theft, robbery is sickening".

He told the rioters, "you will feel the force of law. If you are old enough to do this crime, you are old enough to be punished."

PM Cameron faster return from his vacation in Tuscany, Italy to discuss the riots that first occurred on Saturday (08/06/2011) after peaceful demonstrations in Tottenham, north London, because the police shot dead a man.