CCTV images have been released in a bid to help investigations into crimes committed in Merseyside.
The crimes range from a thug who slashed a man in the face in Liverpool city centre to a man who launched an attack breaking another person's jaw.
Detectives working on the unsolved crimes hope releasing CCTV images will help find people who may have information in connection with the incidents.
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Here we've rounded up some of Merseyside Police's most recent appeals.
Police are urging the public to come forward if they have any information about the people pictured.
People are asked to DM @MerPolCC or @CrimestoppersUK anonymously on 0800 555 111 quoting reference 21000883233.
Slashing in JD Sport at Liverpool ONE
Police want to speak to the man pictured in Liverpool ONE after a knife attack in Liverpool city centre.
On Wednesday, December 22, a man was slashed in the face on Paradise Street, outside JD Sport.
The victim, in his 20s, was attacked at around 6.30pm and ran into nearby JD Sport after the assault.
He was taken to hospital for treatment after suffering a 'deep' slash across his face.
Detective Inspector David Jones said: "This man has suffered a serious injury that has left him with a deep lasting scar across his face.
"Thankfully he is now recovering at home, but this was still a horrible unprovoked attack that no one should go through when shopping in Liverpool.
"Since the assault we have carried out a number of CCTV and witness enquiries and would like to appeal to anyone who recognises this man or saw the attack whilst out shopping on Paradise Street to come forward and speak to us as we believe they could help with our enquiries.
"We have unfortunately in recent weeks seen the catastrophic consequences of knife crime on Merseyside. We simply will not stand by and allow people to carry knives and threaten the safety of themselves and others."
Valley Guesthouse attack
Detectives recently issued images of two men they believe may have information following a 'viscous' assault at the Valley Guesthouse on St Domingo Road.
The assault happened at around 1.20am on Saturday, October 30 after a disturbance between several people at the pub.
The victim suffered serious injuries and was taken to hospital after he was assaulted by a group of men.
Extensive CCTV and witness enquiries were carried out by officers after the assault was reported and detectives released images of two men they believe could help with the investigation.
Detective Inspector Chris Saidi said: “This was a vicious attack by several men that left the victim dazed and confused with multiple serious injuries.
"I am appealing to anyone who recognises these men, to come forward. We believe they could hold vital information to our continuing enquiries.
“The incident happened during a busy time of the night when the pub would have been filled with people.
"If you were at the Valley Guesthouse or near the area at around 1.15am and witnessed the incident or anything suspicious and have captured images of the group of men on Saturday morning please contact police as a matter of urgency.”
Man's jaw broken in Liverpool street attack
The image of a man Mersey Police would like to trace was released after an attack in Liverpool city centre.
A man was left with a broken jaw after being punched in the face on Wednesday, November 24.
The attack, which left the victim 'very distressed', happened at around 1.25am on St Peter's Square.
Detectives issued CCTV images of a man they believe may have information to help with their investigation.
Detective Inspector Jennie Beck said: "This was a dangerous and reckless attack that has left the victim seriously injured, and such violence like this will never be tolerated on the streets of Merseyside.
"This incident took place at a time where it would have been busy, so if you were in the vicinity in the early hours of Wednesday 24th November and saw anything, then please contact us.
"I am also appealing for people to come forward if you recognise the male featured in these images. We believe he could hold information that could be vital to our continuing enquiries."
Incident at Great Homer Street
Detectives also issued images of two women who may have information following an incident at Home Bargains on Great Homer Street.
The two women were seen shopping in the store at 9am, on Sunday, December 5.
Detective Inspector Ben Dyer said: “We think the two women pictured may have vital information that could help an ongoing police investigation.
“I would like to appeal directly to these women or anyone who recognised them at Home Bargains on Sunday 5 December at around 9am.
“I would also like to reassure the women that they are not in trouble and any information they give could really support our enquiries.
"If you recognise these women and have any information, please let us know as we continue to investigate.”
Man walks out of Co-op with £12,000
Police released CCTV stills of a man they wish to speak to after £12,000 was stolen during a burglary.
The money was stolen from the Co-op on Market Street in Hoylake on October 25 between 10.10pm and 10.45pm.
The stills show a man dressed in dark clothing inside the shop. He was not wearing a face mask.
Detective Inspector Lynsay Armbruster said: “Business burglaries are not a victimless crime as they have a huge impact on the community in many ways.
"We are determined to find the offender so that other businesses are not targeted in future. If you were on Market Street around that time and noticed anything suspicious or saw someone running off then please let us know so we can bring the offender to justice.”
