Police have released photographs of fourteen men and boys they want to speak to following riots in Merseyside after the recent deaths of three young girls in Southport. The violent disorder spread to different cities, causing injuries to officers and widespread damage. Merseyside Police stressed the importance of identifying those pictured in the CCTV images and urged anyone who recognised them to come forward. Det Supt Paul Speight stated, 'The communities of Southport and beyond were disgusted by the violence and damage caused last week and at the weekend. We are continuing to process information, images, and footage, and we’ll take action to arrest, charge, and prosecute anyone identified.' Several suspects have already appeared in court, with three men jailed for violent disorder, including setting a police van on fire and assaulting an officer. Merseyside police have arrested 42 people so far, with 16 charged and three jailed.