POLICE are appealing for help in catching youngsters who vandalise buses or assault staff in Lewisham and Greenwich.
These images have been released through Operation BusTag, a collaboration between the Met Police, bus companies and Transport for London.
Once again BusTag has enlisted the help of News Shopper's award-winning Shop A Yob campaign because of its success in putting names to faces captured on CCTV.
If you recognise any of the young people pictured, call BusTag on 020 7027 8950 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555111.
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Do you know this man? On September 30 last year he was on the 185 bus when an inspector was verbally abused and headbutted. He got on at 9.30am at Stanstead Road, Lewisham. The victim was taken to hospital with head injuries.
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This youth was on the 126 bus when a driver was verbally abused and punched to the ribs during a dispute over a fair. He got on at 3.28pm by Grove Park station. The incident happened on August 13 last year.
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Who is this girl? She was on the 177 bus on March 30 last year when it was daubed with graffiti. She got on around 7.14pm at Deptford Bridge station and left the bus when it reached New Cross Road at 7.20pm.
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This man was on the N188 bus when graffiti was scrawled on it. At 3.19am on June 6 last year he boarded the bus from Trafalgar Road in Maze Hill. He left the bus seven minutes later at the Deptford Park Primary School stop in Evelyn Street.
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How about these two characters? They were passengers on the 486 bus when it was urinated on. They boarded the bus at Welling High Street on June 30 last year at 8.09pm. They both got off at North Greenwich station at 8.44pm.
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On July 3 last year the door of the 469 bus was damaged. This man was onboard at the time - do you recognise him? He got on at 10.34am from Plumstead Corner and got off again at 10.40 at the same stop.
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This youth was on the 422 bus on July 17 last year when a camera was damaged. He boarded the bus in Charlton Road, Charlton, at 8.05pm and left 13 minutes later when it reached North Greenwich station.
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