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Officers in Walsall stop searched 38 individuals and arrested 19 individuals for various drugs offences in an intensification week.
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Officers in Walsall stop searched 38 individuals and arrested 19 individuals for various drugs offences in an intensification week.
Gurkirat Singh, aged 32, from Bloxwich, was remanded to appear at Wolverhampton Magistrates Court today (Tues) for a first hearing.
Detectives from Counter Terrorism Policing West Midlands have today (17 March) arrested a 33-year-old man in a pre-planned policing operation.
A repeat offender has been jailed for almost six months after two of our local neighbourhood officers tracked him down after a number of thefts at stores at Wolverhampton's Bentley Bridge.
Officers from St Matthews took part in the operation last week.
Aaron Kainth, aged 24, from Rooker Crescent, Wolverhampton, believed he was talking to young girls when he sent them messages attempting to meet them for sex.
A drug dealer and his accomplices have been jailed for more than 30 years combined after moving vast amounts of Class A drugs through Coventry and Warwickshire.
Three people are in custody this morning as we continue to investigate after a man's body was found in Coventry.
Led by West Midland Police’s Women in Policing association, the ‘Hear Her’ Network is a new community initiative designed to listen, learn, and take action.
We're looking to speak to them as part of a robbery investigation in Wolverhampton.