In addition, 40 children nationwide - 28 of them in London - had been identified as being at risk of being abused and appropriate steps had been taken with other agencies to ensure that all the youngsters were safe.Д«efore today's arrests, the Metropolitan Police had executed 75 warrants across the capital with 65 arrests and more than 130 computers seized.ДЄlthough 7,000 suspected users of 'pay-per-view' child pornography sites based in the US were identified in Britain, Mr Gamble said the actual number of offenders would probably be lower, partly due to duplicates. Mr Gamble said the 50 officers were among 1,200 Britons who had been identified as 'category one or two' suspects - those who posed the greatest potential risk to children. 'Police officers are member of the communities that they serve and there will be good people and bad people in the police.' We want you to know about that to reassure you. 'Fifty police officers have been identified and we are not hiding that fact. 'As police officers, we should expect to be held accountable,' he said. Scotland Yard said none of those arrested today was a policeman.ДЄt a press conference at Scotland Yard today, Jim Gamble, assistant chief constable of the National Crime Squad, said he was not surprised at the number of police officers among the suspects. Of the 50 policemen identified, eight have been charged to date and the remainder bailed pending further inquiries. Thirty-five men were arrested in London this morning as part of the investigation - codenamed Operation Ore - following raids on 45 addresses across the capital. The officers were among 1,300 people arrested on suspicion of accessing or downloading indecent images of children - some as young as five - from US-based Internet sites. Fifty police officers across the UK have been arrested as part of a crackdown on suspected paedophiles who pay to access child pornography websites, detectives revealed today.

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