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30/08/2026

| Good news this morning, missing Alice-Mae has been found.

Thank you for sharing our appeals, it really can make a difference.

| Have you seen Courtney, aged 34 from West Bromwich? Courtney was last seen at 11:30 on 29/08/26 and was wearing a ...
29/08/2026

| Have you seen Courtney, aged 34 from West Bromwich?

Courtney was last seen at 11:30 on 29/08/26 and was wearing a grey tracksuit, a black durag and black trainers.

If you see Courtney, call 999, quoting log 1769-290826.

| Our officers have been carrying out a range of enforcement and engagement activity across the borough.We have been j...
28/08/2026

| Our officers have been carrying out a range of enforcement and engagement activity across the borough.

We have been joined by our police horses, sniffer dog and partner agencies during .

Our work will be continuing throughout the evening and beyond. Our teams are on duty every day of the year to tackle crime and keep you safe.

Our Blakenall team have been busy carrying out arrests, vehicle patrols, drug searches, community letter drops and engag...
28/08/2026

Our Blakenall team have been busy carrying out arrests, vehicle patrols, drug searches, community letter drops and engagement with the community as part of

The team made an arrest this morning taking into custody a 42-year-old man who was wanted on suspicion of harassment. We also discovered drugs following a stop and search. He remains in custody as we continue with our enquiries.

The team then carried out community letter drops in the Re*****on Road area which has been suffering from anti-social behaviour and had some good engagement with members of the community.

The team also received support from the Dog Unit, dog handler PC Palmer and her sniffer dog PD Tez as they carried out searches for drugs.

The arrest on Stafford Street was made during which has returned to Walsall today.

| We currently have 10 crime suspects in our cells in Bloxwich as we work to tackle crime and keep you safe.We have de...
28/08/2026

| We currently have 10 crime suspects in our cells in Bloxwich as we work to tackle crime and keep you safe.

We have detained people in connection with a series of offences including assault, robbery, burglary, harassment and drunk and disorderly behaviour.

We're carrying out intensified activity across the borough today as part of .

But we have officers on duty 24/7 every day of the year to respond to your calls for help and deal with crime.

28/08/2026

| PC Smith is a Dedicated Neighbourhood Officer (DNO) for the Willenhall North policing area.

He is joined by a neighbourhood policing team made up of police constables and police community support officers.

Today they joined Walsall Council Community Protection Officers to patrol the high street.

They visited local businesses to listen to their concerns, offer crime prevention advice and prevent retail crime. This is all part of our high-visibility policing activity we call 👮🏻‍♀️

They also shared information about our free CCTV registry. Find out more online https://orlo.uk/Ac2kJ

Hear more about the DNO role in this video ⬇️

| Our teams have been out in the town centre today targeting the nuisance and potential dangers caused by illegal e-bi...
28/08/2026

| Our teams have been out in the town centre today targeting the nuisance and potential dangers caused by illegal e-bikes and e-scooters.

We've seized three - two e-scooters and one e-bike - during the operation this morning (Fri) supported by officers from WMP Traffic.

Our teams were there after concerns were raised about the bikes being ridden illegally through the pedestrianised areas in the town, causing a nuisance and putting people in danger.

While we were out, passers-by commented that they were pleased to see officers were 'cracking on with getting these e-scooters', as it is illegal to use them on public roads or pavements - they can only be legally used on private property, with permission.

The e-bike was recovered after it was found to be operating at too powerful a speed - electric bikes are illegal if they go faster than 3.7 mph unassisted, 15.5mph assisted or if the motor produces more than 250 watts.

| Our officers were joined by police horses Bruce and Yve on the beat in Willenhall town centre today.PD Tez - who is ...
28/08/2026

| Our officers were joined by police horses Bruce and Yve on the beat in Willenhall town centre today.

PD Tez - who is trained to sniff out drugs and fi****ms - was also on paw-trol alongside council protection officers.

It was not just about being a visible presence as we engaged with retailers, spoke to shoppers and shared crime prevention advice.

As always, we want to listen to any community concerns so we can seek to act. We're here to play our role in making the borough a safe and welcoming place to live, work and visit.

| Our neighbourhood teams have helped seize hundreds of counterfeit ci******es and dozens of suspected fake goods and ...
28/08/2026

| Our neighbourhood teams have helped seize hundreds of counterfeit ci******es and dozens of suspected fake goods and toys in a joint operation with trading standards today.

Officers visited two shops in the town centre - first a convenience store, where around 1,000 ci******es, believed to be counterfeit, were seized from behind the counter and in a store room.

Then the team headed to a retailer in Park Street, where Walsall Council trading standards officers identified a number of suspected fake toys and goods including merchandise purporting to be from popular TV series, football clubs and sports brands.

These have also been seized and will be tested with support from legitimate manufacturers.

We know that illegal ci******es, and counterfeit goods are often linked to serious organised crime and the exploitation of vulnerable people.

Business crime officer PC Jay Bradburn, said: “We’re here supporting our trading standard colleagues today, after concerns have been raised about activity which is neither low-level nor harmless.

“It undermines honest traders who operate lawfully and it can put people at risk, as well as fuel further crime.”

If you’ve got concerns about illegal or illicit goods being sold in your area, please let us know.

You can call us on 101 or message via Live Chat on our website.

Prefer to stay anonymous? You can speak to independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

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