Good afternoon,

A series of arrests and seizures took place recently following a thorough investigation. One individual was arrested for the possession of offensive weapons, with two weapons being seized during the operation. Additionally, one person was arrested for breaching a court order and for many offences of shoplifting from different locations, while two others were taken into custody on suspicion of theft. Furthermore, two remanded individuals had their files processed in connection with ongoing shop theft cases. This operation highlights our continued commitment to tackling crime and ensuring public safety.

This week, a junior PCSO was deployed to Abbey Primary School to assist with student safety and engage with the school community. In addition, we conducted two informative sessions at All Saints National Academy—one with Year 6 students on the important topic of knife crime, and another with Year 2 students on road safety, helping to raise awareness and encourage safe practices.

We also partnered with the Midland Langar Seva Society (MLSS) for a meet and greet, further strengthening our ties with local organisations dedicated to supporting the community. Throughout the week, we carried out targeted patrols in various areas to ensure public safety and maintain a visible presence. We also during the week our PCSOs realized a walk and talk session in King George’s Park, providing an opportunity for local residents to interact with them and voice any concerns. These activities are all part of our ongoing commitment to community engagement and safety.

Lost dogs can cause a lot of worry for both the pets and their owners. When a dog goes missing, it’s not just about finding them—it’s about reuniting them with their loving family. With the right efforts, such as using social media, local shelters, and microchips, lost dogs can be tracked down. It’s always a heartwarming moment when a dog is returned home, bringing comfort to the owners and a sense of relief to the pet who’s back in familiar arms. Every effort counts in making sure these furry companions find their way back to where they belong.

Don’t forget to visit our Twitter Page for all the latest updates and information on upcoming events in the area. You can also check our Bloxwich Page regularly to see what we’ve been working on, as well as our current priorities and initiatives. We keep the community informed by posting details of events and activities that are important to you, so be sure to stay connected!

•  Non-Emergency Tel – 101 

•  Emergency Tel – 999 

•  bloxwich@westmidlands.police.uk – Please do not use this to report crime