Do you know these looting suspects? Police release just TWELVE pictures (but we've found 40 more to be going on with)

By D Mail Reporter

Last updated at 12:10 AM on 10th August 2011

They have been accused of a sluggish response to last nights riots, standing back and watching looters destroy shops and taking a softly-softly approach.
But today, when the Metropolitan Police had a chance to identify scores - if not hundreds - of thugs and looters, they released just 12 grainy CCTV photographs of people 'we will be speaking to'.
As scenes of wanton violence and looting shocked the world, viewers should at least have been comforted by the fact that so many of the rioters had failed to conceal their identity and would swiftly be reported to officers
In addition to the dozen pictures released by the Met, Mail Online has printed a further 30 images below.

A youth joins the group wearing a blue Nike hooded top and red face scarf. Right, a male in a grey Nike hooded top with red draw strings and the number '87' on his back

A group of eight males gathering outside a shop. A distinctive male in a white and red Addidas logo on his chest can be seen

A rioter covers his face with a blue mask while breaking into a shop

Two girls outside PC World on Purley Way. These females entered the store after it had been broken in to, and right, a man steals jewellery in Hackney

A woman wearing a vest top leaves and a shaven headed man enter Richer Sounds, South End, Croydon

Two teenage girls supected of looting enter the Richer Sounds shop in a bid to find electricals

A yob in grey hooded top and black body warmer about to enter Cash Plus in Thornton Heath, and right, a man outside a jewellers shop in London Road about to enter 

A teenager is among a crowd of other looters outside PC World in Purley Way

Furthermore an anonymous Tumblr blog has been set up called 'Catch a Looter' which is encouraging members of the various communities to help identify many of the criminals that have been involved in the chaos that has engulfed the capital.
Pictured here are just some of the youths suspected of plundering hundreds of businesses damaged in riots across London.