It’s official – police horses are back in West Midlands Police
For the first time in 26 years, police horses are back in the West Midlands, thanks to an operational decision made by Chief Constable Craig Guildford.
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For the first time in 26 years, police horses are back in the West Midlands, thanks to an operational decision made by Chief Constable Craig Guildford.
We’ve charged three men with violent disorder as we continue to investigate a stabbing at a pub in Bearwood.
A man is appearing at court today charged with multiple theft offences.
We’ve arrested a man on suspicion of burglary after a quick response from officers in Sandwell this morning (1 December).
We've recovered around 200 cannabis plants and made an arrest after discovering a drugs den in Tipton.
We're looking to speak to him after a robbery at a shop in Stourbridge.
Neighbourhood officers PC Martin Knott and PC Jacob Knott discovered the two adorable kittens in the vehicle, which they had been called to after reports it had been abandoned.
Oldbury Neighbourhood Team executed a warrant in Moat Road under the Misuse of Drugs Act.
The Stourbridge team were joined this week by some of our Junior PCSOs from Greenfield School as they headed out to discuss road safety and the dangers of speeding.
Henry Brothers staff have been showing their support by wearing white ribbons – the symbol of international White Ribbon Day – and displaying posters in their staff rooms.