Ten weapons taken off the streets as firearms amnesty continues
Ten potentially lethal firearms have been taken off the streets this week as we encourage gun owners to hand them in or face prosecution.
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Ten potentially lethal firearms have been taken off the streets this week as we encourage gun owners to hand them in or face prosecution.
Muhammed Usman, from Bloomsbury Street, pleaded guilty to seven charges of sexual activity with a female with a mental health disorder and one charge of possessing indecent images of children.
Our neighbourhood officers are on the ground, across Wolverhampton to tackle the concerns and crimes that matter to our residents and over the last few days that's included anti-social behaviour, uninsured drivers and drugs farms.
“So pleased to hear crime is getting sorted out” – just one of the messages we’ve had following the launch of Operation Fearless, a major new initiative to drive down crime and improve life for people in Erdington.
Two men and a teenager have been charged in connection with alleged county lines drug offences.
DeCode Lounge, on Lichfield Street, has been stripped of its licence following a summary review hearing held last Monday (6 Jan).
Aldridge Police visited residents at Alrewych Court to give crime prevention advice and tips.
A gunman has been jailed for more than 15 years after firing a potentially lethal Skorpion weapon in a Smethwick street.
The project is being piloted at Busill Jones Primary School in Bloxwich.
We've seized a hammer, a crowbar and made an arrest after responding to suspicious activity in Smethwick.