Fall in robberies and burglaries as Skybridge team continue their work in Shard End
Operation Skybridge, our proactive crime team in Birmingham, have been continuing their work across the city with a month of positive work in Shard End.
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Operation Skybridge, our proactive crime team in Birmingham, have been continuing their work across the city with a month of positive work in Shard End.
Our officers in Sutton Coldfield have been thanked for their swift and professional response to an attempted break in.
The latest cohort of Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) to join West Midlands Police celebrated their graduation at our Tally Ho! training centre on Monday (9 February).
We’ve reduced the number of robberies throughout the region over the past couple of months.
It’s Valentine’s Day! However you’re celebrating and whoever you’re celebrating it with, we hope you have a great time.
As part of national apprenticeship week, we’re celebrating our first cohort of apprentices who have recently passed their forensics laboratory qualifications.
Two brothers will each spend the next eight years behind bars after they were jailed for their involvement in a county lines drug line.
Coventry’s night-time economy has been awarded a major international accreditation for the very first time, recognising the city as a safe destination after dark.
Ronald De Vito, aged 42, from Coventry, was appearing at Wolverhampton Magistrates Court today (Fri) for a first hearing.
Four men have been sentenced to more than 100 years in jail after being convicted of attempting to murder a man after they chased him down a Wolverhampton street and shot him in the back.