British police have arrested over 1,000 people and charged 575 in connection with the anti-mass migration riots following the killing of three girls in Southport on July 29th. The National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) has coordinated these efforts, focusing on both physical violence and online hate incitement. Prime Minister Keir Starmer has mobilized 6,000 officers to manage the unrest, amidst criticisms of 'two-tiered' policing. Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood warned that the riots will burden the justice system for years, already strained by backlogs and overcrowded prisons. Despite rapid arrests and charges, there are concerns over the potential early release of rioters due to prison overcrowding. The Crown Prosecution Service is considering harsher charges of rioting, which could result in up to 10 years in prison.