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West Midlands Police Freedom of Information 1. a) Please state the number of shooting incidents that were reported to West Midlands Police between January 1 and April 4, 2020. b) Please can you state where each shooting took place with regards to the borough. Here, I am hoping for a breakdown of shootings per borough. NB The below data has been retrieved using the "Firearms Discharged" Special Interest Marker. NPU/Neighbourhood Number of Offences Birmingham East 6 Moseley and Kings Heath 1 Sparkbrook 2 Springfield 1 Washwood Heath 2 Birmingham West 12 Aston 1 Bartley Green 1 Brandwood 1 Highgate 1 Ladywood 1 Longbridge 5 Lozells and East Handsworth 1 Nechells 1 Coventry 9 Binley and Willenhall 1 Longford 2 Lower Stoke 1 Radford 2 St Michael's 3 Dudley 6 Belle Vale 1 Gornal 2 Halesowen North 1 Netherton, Woodside and St Andrew's 1 St Thomas's 1 Sandwell 3 Greets Green and Lyng 1 Soho and Victoria 1 St Paul's 1 Walsall 3 Palfrey 1 St Matthew's 2 Wolverhampton 7 Bilston East 4 22/04/2021 569A/21 West Midlands Police Freedom of Information Fallings Park 1 Park 2 Grand Total 46 2. a) Please state the number of shooting incidents that were reported to West Midlands Police between January 1 and April 4, 2021. b) Please can you state where each shooting took place with regards to the borough. Here, I am hoping for a breakdown of shootings per borough. NB The below data has been retrieved using the "Firearms Discharged" Special Interest Marker. NPU/Neighbourhood Number of Offences Birmingham East 8 Bordesley Green 1 Shard End 2 Stechford and Yardley North 2 Washwood Heath 3 Birmingham West 9 Handsworth Wood 1 Highgate 1 Lozells and East Handsworth 5 Small Heath 1 Weoley 1 Coventry 1 St Michael's 1 Sandwell 6 Abbey 2 Friar Park 1 Tipton Green 2 West Bromwich Central 1 Walsall 1 Blakenall 1 Wolverhampton 5 Bushbury North 1 Bushbury South and Low Hill 1 Ettingshall 1 Graiseley 1 Park 1 Grand Total 30 22/04/2021 569A/21 West Midlands Police Freedom of Information 3. a) Please state the number of shooting incidents that were reported to West Midlands Police between January 1 and April 4, 2019. b) Please can you state where each shooting took place with regards to the borough. Here, I am hoping for a breakdown of shootings per borough. NB The below data has been retrieved using the "Firearms Discharged" Special Interest Marker. NPU/Neighbourhood Number of Offences Birmingham East 7 Hodge Hill 2 Stockland Green 2 Tyburn 1 Washwood Heath 2 Birmingham West 5 Aston 2 Jewellery Quarter 2 Lozells and East Handsworth 1 Coventry 8 Henley 2 Holbrook 2 Longford 1 Lower Stoke 1 St Michael's 1 Whoberley 1 Sandwell 6 Great Bridge 1 Greets Green and Lyng 1 Newton 1 Smethwick 1 Soho and Victoria 1 St Paul's 1 Walsall 5 Aldridge Central and South 1 Aldridge North and Walsall Wood 1 Birchills Leamore 1 Blakenall 2 Wolverhampton 8 Blakenhall 1 Bushbury South and Low Hill 2 East Park 1 Ettingshall 1 Graiseley 1 22/04/2021 569A/21 West Midlands Police Freedom of Information St Peter's 2 Grand Total 39 22/04/2021 569A/21 .

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