Johnson wants crime map for every street

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Mr Johnson said people would be able to use the "crime mapping" system like Google Earth to hold police to account.

If elected, he said he would launch a scheme similar to one operated by the New York Police Department, which allows people to visit a website to see how many robberies or burglaries are committed on their street. The Met already compiles the statistics but only releases borough-wide figures.

Mr Johnson today unveiled new details of his crime manifesto - and gave a lukewarm endorsement to Met Commissioner Sir Ian Blair. Only months after saying Sir Ian should resign over the Stockwell shooting, he admitted: "I am going to have to have confidence in his leadership of the Met because I cannot remove him."

The Tory also revealed he wanted to raise millions from the City and the private sector for a Mayor's Fund to support groups involved in youth initiatives to fight London's gang culture.