Teenager arrested and blade seized during specialist hotspot patrols in Wolverhampton
Our specialist Project Guardian officers arrested a teenager and seized a knife in the Whitmore Reans area at around 9pm last night (Tue).
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Our specialist Project Guardian officers arrested a teenager and seized a knife in the Whitmore Reans area at around 9pm last night (Tue).
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