West Midlands Police are facing further scrutiny, with a retired Scotland Yard Detective telling GB News: "In our second city of this nation, something is rotten." It's after the Chief Constable Craig Guildford retired following mounting pressure to resign as a result of the Maccabi Tel Aviv football fan ban against Aston Villa. Speaking to Martin Daubney, Mike Neville said: "This awfulness spreads throughout Birmingham City Council, West Midlands Police, the Police and Crime Commissioner. In ou

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West Midlands Police capitulated to Islamists and then collaborated with them to cover it up. They knew extremists were planning to attack Jews for going to a football match, and their response was to blame and remove Jewish people instead. They presented an inversion of reality and misled a Parliamentary Committee. We have had enough of this in Britain. The Chief Constable’s position is untenable. The British Police serve the British public, not local sectarian interests. | Kemi Badenoch

315K views · 2.6K reactions | West Midlands Police have released shocking clips sent in by the public as part of Operation Snap - an initiative where your videos help crack down on reckless, dangerous, and careless driving. | Birmingham & UK News | Facebook

West Midlands Police officers are being targeted in a viral social media recruitment campaign to tempt them to the blue skies and beaches of Australia. #news #westmidlands #birmingham #police #australia | Birmingham Live

The Chief Constable of West Midlands Police has denied his force is engaged in 'positive discrimination' in appointing black and ethnic minority officers. A big recruitment drive is underway, which includes a series of workshops for applicants from diverse communities. But senior police officers at another force have said they fear that the process is unfair - and borderline discriminatory. | BBC Birmingham