WMP Acting Chief Constable apologises to LGBTQ+ communities
West Midlands Police Acting Chief Constable Scott Green has apologised for the historic mistreatment of LGBTQ+ communities.
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West Midlands Police Acting Chief Constable Scott Green has apologised for the historic mistreatment of LGBTQ+ communities.
Officers out on one of our specialist patrols targeting youth violence and knife crime, have arrested a teenager and seized a knife in Wolverhampton.
Two men are currently in custody after they were arrested by our Skybridge team in Birmingham.
We need your help identifying these three men after an assault in Birmingham city centre on 4 April. The victim, in his 30s, was at the junction of New Street and Temple Street at around 9.35pm when he was assaulted by three men. He was left with a fractured eye socket and needed hospital treatment. We've been carrying out a number enquiries since, and now want to speak to these three men. Anyone who knows who they are should contact us via 101, quoting 20/202763/26.
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Over the weekend, Project Guardian officers have made multiple arrests as they took to the streets in Birmingham.
The Selly Oak neighbourhood team have been out speaking to students at the University of Birmingham about keeping their homes safe from burglars.