2aguy
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We have a list of crime from over the last weekend...notice the shootings as well as the other crime...
Murder, knife attacks and guns - a sickening weekend of violence
From Friday through to Sunday, people were shot at, stabbed, held at gunpoint and had their heads smashed in with poles during a blood-stained brawl inside a bridal boutique.
This one was just like the one from the movie "Snatch"...
At 2pm on July 21, a masked gunman stormed into bookmakers Coral on the Kingstanding Circle, threatening to shoot petrified staff before making off with a bag of cash.
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Police swooped on a main Birmingham road following a reported drive-by shooting at a house.
Armed officers closed off City Road, the main link from Winson Green and Bearwood, after bullets were fired by a passing vehicle, on Sunday afternoon.
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Shots were fired from a car on a busy high street in the second weapons alert in less than a month.
West Midlands Police armed response and dog units raced to Smethwick High Street after reports of gunfire on Sunday night.
Police dogs Phoenix followed the car, joined by armed officers.
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Commenting on the disturbing level of crime over the weekend, West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner David Jamieson said: “The rise in violent crime, both here in the West Midlands and nationally, is deeply concerning.
Murder, knife attacks and guns - a sickening weekend of violence
From Friday through to Sunday, people were shot at, stabbed, held at gunpoint and had their heads smashed in with poles during a blood-stained brawl inside a bridal boutique.
This one was just like the one from the movie "Snatch"...
At 2pm on July 21, a masked gunman stormed into bookmakers Coral on the Kingstanding Circle, threatening to shoot petrified staff before making off with a bag of cash.
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Police swooped on a main Birmingham road following a reported drive-by shooting at a house.
Armed officers closed off City Road, the main link from Winson Green and Bearwood, after bullets were fired by a passing vehicle, on Sunday afternoon.
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Shots were fired from a car on a busy high street in the second weapons alert in less than a month.
West Midlands Police armed response and dog units raced to Smethwick High Street after reports of gunfire on Sunday night.
Police dogs Phoenix followed the car, joined by armed officers.
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Commenting on the disturbing level of crime over the weekend, West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner David Jamieson said: “The rise in violent crime, both here in the West Midlands and nationally, is deeply concerning.
