Five people charged in connection with attack in Shirley
We have charged five people in connection with a violent attack in Shirley.
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We have charged five people in connection with a violent attack in Shirley.
We have arrested five people following a pursuit yesterday.
We arrested 36 people for a variety of offences during Operation Advance, which started with early morning warrants and continued into last night.
Rhemeese Lawrence-Hayden was sentenced at Birmingham Crown Court on Thursday (26 March) after pleading guilty to causing death by dangerous driving.
The charges relate to an incident on Monday (30 March) in Bordesley Green where shortly after response officers assisted by our traffic team and the police helicopter made arrests.
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