Builders back campaign to end violence against women and girls
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.
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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.
We made five arrests after discovering the huge haul, which is believed to be one of the biggest cannabis plant seizures ever within our force.
PC Courtney Tongue was handed the newly created position as Business Crime Co-ordination Officer for Walsall back in July
A team of officers from Dudley Police has been recognised for their invaluable work in the borough.
The suspect was held at around 5pm on suspicion of wounding with intent after a 17-year-old boy was attacked on Friday afternoon.
Two men are in jail today after being convicted of seriously injuring a man when he was shot in a car in Wolverhampton. We were called after a car hit another vehicle in Westbourne Road at around 6.30pm on 18 December, last year. On arriving at the scene officers found the driver, who was in in his 30s, had suffered a gunshot wound to the top of his leg and he was taken for hospital treatment. Investigations by our Major Crime Unit found that earlier two other men had arrived in a nearby alleyway with one of them then getting into the car parked outside a shop. A shot was fired and the man left. The driver then travelled a short distance before hitting a parked vehicle and the emergency services were called. With the retrieval of CCTV footage and the forensic analysis of mobile phone data, the two offenders were identified as Ethan Edwards and Ilir Hoxha, both aged 22. Following further enquiries the team traced the two men and arrested Edwards on 13 January and Hoxha, on 21 January. Edwards, of Upper Villiers Street, Wolverhampton, admitted wounding with intent and possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life, at Wolverhampton Crown Court on Tuesday (25 Nov). Hoxha, of no fixed address, had previously pleaded guilty to the same charges in October. They've been remanded in custody for sentencing on 30 January. Det Insp Francis Nock from our Major Crime Unit, said: "These two men are now behind bars, and rightly so. "Gun violence like this is wholly unacceptable and with the weapon being fired at their victim at such close range and in a confined space, the intent was clearly to do him real harm. "Thankfully he has been able to make a recovery and both offenders have admitted being involved in the shooting which could so easily have proved even more serious." Our teams are committed to getting violence like this off our streets and out of our communities and with Op Target we work 24/7 to identity, disrupt and arrest those involved in serious and organised crime in the West Midlands. Investigators work alongside neighbourhood officers to build a clear picture of those involved in guns, drugs, money laundering and exploitation. Find out more here: Operation Target | West Midlands Police
We arrested 25 people at a protest in Birmingham city centre this afternoon. The arrests were made during a demonstration organised by Defend Our Juries in Chamberlain Square, at which a number of people carried placards expressing support for Palestine Action. The group was proscribed by the Government in July this year, meaning it is an offence to be a member of it or express support for it. Those arrested were taken into custody under Section 13 of the Terrorism Act 2000. Ch Insp James Littlehales said: “We fully recognise people’s right to demonstrate peacefully, and many people continue to protest in support of Palestine without breaking the law. "But we will take appropriate action where people are breaching the law by showing support for proscribed organisations."
Noe Burri, aged 36, was jailed for eight weeks for his part in disorder at the game on Thursday night.
Operation Skybridge is now deployed across Erdington and Stockland Green, with the proactive crime team focussed on tackling issues like vehicle crime, drug crime, and burglary.
We’re appealing for mobile phone footage and information after a boy aged 17 was injured during disorder in the Merry Hill shopping centre.