Lifeguard, postman, hairdresser, teacher, millionaire's daughter, chef and schoolboy, 11
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A boy of 11 and people from a variety of professions were also facing justice over London's mayhem.
A total of 888 people have been arrested in connection with rioting and looting in London and 371 have been charged, Scotland Yard said.
Meanwhile, a father pleaded for calm after his son and two pals were mown down and killed by a car during a second night of rioting in Birmingham.
The teenage girl hauled into court for allegedly being part of a mob of 200 looters is the privileged daughter of millionaire parents.
LAURA JOHNSON, 19 - one of dozens to appear in court yesterday - is said to have been arrested behind the wheel of a car filled with stolen electrical goods, cigarettes and alcohol worth £5,500.
Police say she was driving away from shops in Charlton, South East London, ransacked by masked thugs from crime-ridden estates nearby.
Riots: Meet the accuse
