Woman arrested following assault in Worcester
Officers were contacted earlier this afternoon (Friday 10 April) after a woman was reportedly witnessed assaulting a child while walking along Chedworth Drive in Worcester.
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Officers were contacted earlier this afternoon (Friday 10 April) after a woman was reportedly witnessed assaulting a child while walking along Chedworth Drive in Worcester.
Chief Constable Anthony Bangham, West Mercia Police, which covers Herefordshire, Shropshire and Worcestershire, said: “I am aware of the article in the media this morning regarding Robert Jenrick Secretary of State from the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government. From the information I have, I do not believe this requires police involvement and West Mercia Police will not be taking any action at this time.
Police have charged another man, Mohammed Ramin Salangy, aged 29 from Adamscroft Place, Cardiff, with assisting an offender in connection to the disappearance of 28-year-old Zobaidah Salangy who has not been seen since Sunday 29 March.
Thanks for your help, we have located wanted man.
West Mercia Police is reassuring the public that during the coronavirus crisis, they are continuing to pursue offenders engaging in the sexual abuse of children online – and are publishing resources to help parents and carers keep children safe when using the web.
Criminals will use every opportunity they can to defraud innocent people. They will continue to exploit every angle of this national crisis and we want people to be prepared.
With a major national incident currently in place for COVID19 and with national advice evolving rapidly, it’s important we don’t lose sight of the part we all have to play in staying safe.
Officers were called around 12pm on Sunday 5 April to a suspected catalytic converter theft at Worcester Royal Hospital.
West Mercia Police is thanking the public for their fantastic response to the government’s COVID-19 measures on social distancing over the weekend, despite the temptation to go out in the sunny weather.
Following an incident on Saturday 28 March outside a supermarket in Hereford where a security officer was assaulted a 26 year old man has been charged.