Here’s our weekly round up from the Tyburn Neighbourhood Policing Team: · Tyburn Neighbourhood Officers have executed a warrant on an address in the Castle Vale area for suspected Class A drug possession. An offender has been arrested for possession with intent to supply. . Tyburn and Kingstanding officers have met with Feredays First Response with the aim of distributing bleed kits to locations across the region. · Officers have issued four community resolutions to youths involved in a shop theft. . A prolific shop lifter has been postal charged to attend court. . A male has been arrested for failing to appear at court for a shop theft. . Tyburn PCSOs have spent a lot of time this week conducting CCTV enquiries into shop thefts and card fraud crime and have been trying to identify offenders. Can we please remind residents on the run up to Halloween to advise their children about their personal safety when trick and treating, especially if attending without adults and to speak to them about not causing a nuisance to residents, especially the elderly that may struggle getting to the door and may feel intimidated. Halloween can be a great fun time for children and we wish everyone a safe and happy Halloween!!! Please see below our community pop ups for November 2026: Pop Up Police station 11:00hrs – 12:00hrs, Tue 10th November 2026 Spitfire Services, 10 High Street, Castle Vale B35 7PR Pop Up Police station 10:00hrs – 12:00hrs, Wed 11th November 2026 St Chads Church, Stoneyhurst Rd, Erdington B24 8HA Pop Up Police station 17.00hrs– 18.00hrs, Fri 20th November 2026 St Mary’s Church, Tyburn Road, Pype Hayes B24 0TB 
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