Silhill Crime Update
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Good Afternoon,
Here is your WMnow update for what has been going on in the Silhill area since our last message and what the team has been up to.
Crime Update:
There have been 3 Theft Of Motor Vehicle on Warwick Road which happened on the following dates; Overnight on 04/11/26 whereby a Black Vehicle was stolen, vehicle had a keyless start Overnight on 05/11/26 whereby offenders stole a white vehicle. The vehicle was located via a tracker. At 0147hrs on 10/11/26 whereby offender/s stole a Grey vehicle by keyless start.
There was a Theft Of Motor Vehicle on Oakland Close which happened at 10.00hrs on 09/11/26 whereby offender/s stole a Silver vehicle.
Good News:
This past week has seen a number of Remembrance Services around the area which the team have been proud to take part in. We laid wreaths and took part in the main parade in Shirley as well as attending smaller local services in Olton and other areas. It is very important to not only our team, but West Midlands Police that we take part in such important services to remember the fallen.
The team also took park in supporting a Royal visit to the area with the Duke of Edinburgh visiting to highlight local businesses and developments in the Solihull area. Specially trained Project Servator Officers from the team took part in the operation to ensure security and allowed for the visit to go off without a hitch.
A high-risk domestic violence and stalking offender the team arrested will be spending Christmas, and then some, behind bars after being remanded following our arrest. This has safeguarded the victim and allowed a lot of people some well-deserved peace of mind.
The team have recovered a stolen the motor vehicle thanks to a tip off from a local member of the community. The vehicle was stolen from Shirely a few days prior and located in our area before being recovered and returned to the rightful owner.
Please make sure your vehicles are locked and secured, and no valuables are left in the vehicle!
We know that antisocial behaviour (ASB) has a direct impact on how safe people feel in their communities, especially at this time of the year. Our ASB action plan gives you the chance to understand how the force is acting on ASB. Read more about our ASB action plan here: https://www.westmidlands.police.uk/advice/advice-and-information/asb/asb/antisocial-behaviour/antisocial-behaviour-action-plan/ Visit our website for more crime prevention advice Crime prevention advice | West Midlands Police
You can get details of our community meetings and events on our webpage
Please continue to remain vigilant and report anything suspicious in your area by calling 999-emergencies, 101 non-emergencies or online.
I hope you all enjoy the weekend and we will update you again soon. Ryan PC 25474 James
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