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West Midlands Police - Wednesbury Town Neighbourhood

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Neighbourhood Officer Details

Amy Taylor (Police Constable)
Ben Sharp (Police Constable)
Charlene Lowrie (Sergeant)
Charlotte Bowyer (Police Constable)
Darren Salisbury (Police Constable)
David Eeles (Sergeant)
Jacob Waterfield (PCSO)
James Farell (Police Constable)
John Spurrier (PCSO)
Jordan Lacey (PCSO)
Joseph Thompson (Police Constable)
Joseph Pearce (Police Constable)
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Richard Boulter (Inspector)

I joined West Midlands Police in 2006 with the initial part of my service being based as a Response Officer in Wolverhampton before joining the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) in 2009.

Since then I have worked in a number of different investigation roles mainly within the Public Protection Unit (PPU). I was promoted to sergeant in 2017 remaining within the PPU until 2020 when I became part of the planning team for the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games.

After the Games I became the Detective Inspector for the investigation teams, firstly in Solihull and then from July 2023 in Sandwell.

I have only very recently taken responsibility for the Sandwell North constituency and I will be seeking to understand the issues and concerns of our communities and developing plans to address these.

At the heart of the North Sector is West Bromwich. West Bromwich is a town in Sandwell which is 7 miles northwest of Birmingham. It has an estimated population of 103,112 and is home to parts of Sandwell Valley Country Park and RSPB nature reserve.

Historically West Bromwich was a town which came to prominence during the Industrial Revolution as a manufacturing centre. Due to its location West Bromwich has key access to the motorway network. Famous individuals from the town include Robert Plant, Frank Skinner and Betty Boothroyd.

Amy Taylor (Police Constable)
Ben Sharp (Police Constable)
Charlene Lowrie (Sergeant)
Charlotte Bowyer (Police Constable)
Darren Salisbury (Police Constable)
David Eeles (Sergeant)
Jacob Waterfield (PCSO)
James Farell (Police Constable)
John Spurrier (PCSO)
Jordan Lacey (PCSO)
Joseph Thompson (Police Constable)
Joseph Pearce (Police Constable)
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Richard Boulter (Inspector)

I joined West Midlands Police in 2006 with the initial part of my service being based as a Response Officer in Wolverhampton before joining the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) in 2009.

Since then I have worked in a number of different investigation roles mainly within the Public Protection Unit (PPU). I was promoted to sergeant in 2017 remaining within the PPU until 2020 when I became part of the planning team for the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games.

After the Games I became the Detective Inspector for the investigation teams, firstly in Solihull and then from July 2023 in Sandwell.

I have only very recently taken responsibility for the Sandwell North constituency and I will be seeking to understand the issues and concerns of our communities and developing plans to address these.

At the heart of the North Sector is West Bromwich. West Bromwich is a town in Sandwell which is 7 miles northwest of Birmingham. It has an estimated population of 103,112 and is home to parts of Sandwell Valley Country Park and RSPB nature reserve.

Historically West Bromwich was a town which came to prominence during the Industrial Revolution as a manufacturing centre. Due to its location West Bromwich has key access to the motorway network. Famous individuals from the town include Robert Plant, Frank Skinner and Betty Boothroyd.

Amy Taylor (Police Constable)
Ben Sharp (Police Constable)
Charlene Lowrie (Sergeant)
Charlotte Bowyer (Police Constable)
Darren Salisbury (Police Constable)
David Eeles (Sergeant)
Jacob Waterfield (PCSO)
James Farell (Police Constable)
John Spurrier (PCSO)
Jordan Lacey (PCSO)
Joseph Thompson (Police Constable)
Joseph Pearce (Police Constable)
+
Richard Boulter (Inspector)

I joined West Midlands Police in 2006 with the initial part of my service being based as a Response Officer in Wolverhampton before joining the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) in 2009.

Since then I have worked in a number of different investigation roles mainly within the Public Protection Unit (PPU). I was promoted to sergeant in 2017 remaining within the PPU until 2020 when I became part of the planning team for the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games.

After the Games I became the Detective Inspector for the investigation teams, firstly in Solihull and then from July 2023 in Sandwell.

I have only very recently taken responsibility for the Sandwell North constituency and I will be seeking to understand the issues and concerns of our communities and developing plans to address these.

At the heart of the North Sector is West Bromwich. West Bromwich is a town in Sandwell which is 7 miles northwest of Birmingham. It has an estimated population of 103,112 and is home to parts of Sandwell Valley Country Park and RSPB nature reserve.

Historically West Bromwich was a town which came to prominence during the Industrial Revolution as a manufacturing centre. Due to its location West Bromwich has key access to the motorway network. Famous individuals from the town include Robert Plant, Frank Skinner and Betty Boothroyd.

Amy Taylor (Police Constable)
Ben Sharp (Police Constable)
Charlene Lowrie (Sergeant)
Charlotte Bowyer (Police Constable)
Darren Salisbury (Police Constable)
David Eeles (Sergeant)
Jacob Waterfield (PCSO)
James Farell (Police Constable)
John Spurrier (PCSO)
Jordan Lacey (PCSO)
Joseph Thompson (Police Constable)
Joseph Pearce (Police Constable)
+
Richard Boulter (Inspector)

I joined West Midlands Police in 2006 with the initial part of my service being based as a Response Officer in Wolverhampton before joining the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) in 2009.

Since then I have worked in a number of different investigation roles mainly within the Public Protection Unit (PPU). I was promoted to sergeant in 2017 remaining within the PPU until 2020 when I became part of the planning team for the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games.

After the Games I became the Detective Inspector for the investigation teams, firstly in Solihull and then from July 2023 in Sandwell.

I have only very recently taken responsibility for the Sandwell North constituency and I will be seeking to understand the issues and concerns of our communities and developing plans to address these.

At the heart of the North Sector is West Bromwich. West Bromwich is a town in Sandwell which is 7 miles northwest of Birmingham. It has an estimated population of 103,112 and is home to parts of Sandwell Valley Country Park and RSPB nature reserve.

Historically West Bromwich was a town which came to prominence during the Industrial Revolution as a manufacturing centre. Due to its location West Bromwich has key access to the motorway network. Famous individuals from the town include Robert Plant, Frank Skinner and Betty Boothroyd.

Shabnam Jhall (PCSO)
Amy Taylor (Police Constable)
Ben Sharp (Police Constable)
Charlene Lowrie (Sergeant)
Charlotte Bowyer (Police Constable)
Darren Salisbury (Police Constable)
David Eeles (Sergeant)
Jacob Waterfield (PCSO)
James Farell (Police Constable)
John Spurrier (PCSO)
Jordan Lacey (PCSO)
Joseph Thompson (Police Constable)
Joseph Pearce (Police Constable)
+
Richard Boulter (Inspector)

I joined West Midlands Police in 2006 with the initial part of my service being based as a Response Officer in Wolverhampton before joining the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) in 2009.

Since then I have worked in a number of different investigation roles mainly within the Public Protection Unit (PPU). I was promoted to sergeant in 2017 remaining within the PPU until 2020 when I became part of the planning team for the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games.

After the Games I became the Detective Inspector for the investigation teams, firstly in Solihull and then from July 2023 in Sandwell.

I have only very recently taken responsibility for the Sandwell North constituency and I will be seeking to understand the issues and concerns of our communities and developing plans to address these.

At the heart of the North Sector is West Bromwich. West Bromwich is a town in Sandwell which is 7 miles northwest of Birmingham. It has an estimated population of 103,112 and is home to parts of Sandwell Valley Country Park and RSPB nature reserve.

Historically West Bromwich was a town which came to prominence during the Industrial Revolution as a manufacturing centre. Due to its location West Bromwich has key access to the motorway network. Famous individuals from the town include Robert Plant, Frank Skinner and Betty Boothroyd.

Shabnam Jhall (PCSO)

Locations

Wednesbury Police Station

Address:

53 Holyhead Rd Wednesbury, WS10 7DF

Please note that this police station is not open to the public and should not be used to report crime. Please visit the closest police station (West Bromwich police station)

Priorities

22 Oct 2024

Anti-Social Behaviour

Off Road Bikes

Retail Crime

Response (22 Oct 2024)

We continue to respond to reports of Anti-Social Behaviour around Wednesbury and are working with our colleagues at Sandwell Council to reduce ASB in the area.

Off Road Bikes - a continuing and known problem. Operation Moment is the local response to this issues and we continue to work with local partners to address this issue

Business / Retail Crime - we encourage our business community to report offences as and when they occur. We are focusing on ensuring those responsible for this type of offending are dealt with efficiently and effectively.

22 Oct 2024

Anti-Social Behaviour

Off Road Bikes

Retail Crime

Response (22 Oct 2024)

We continue to respond to reports of Anti-Social Behaviour around Wednesbury and are working with our colleagues at Sandwell Council to reduce ASB in the area.

Off Road Bikes - a continuing and known problem. Operation Moment is the local response to this issues and we continue to work with local partners to address this issue

Business / Retail Crime - we encourage our business community to report offences as and when they occur. We are focusing on ensuring those responsible for this type of offending are dealt with efficiently and effectively.

22 Oct 2024

Off Road Bikes

Response (22 Oct 2024)

Off Road Bikes - a continuing and known problem. Operation Moment is the local response to this issues and we continue to work with local partners to address this issue.

22 Oct 2024

Retail Crime

Response (22 Oct 2024)

Business / Retail Crime - we encourage our business community to report offences as and when they occur. We are focusing on ensuring those responsible for this type of offending are dealt with efficiently and effectively.

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