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West Midlands Police Freedom of Information 07 West Midlands Police Freedom of Information Request reference: 3184/13 How many drunk and disorderly incidents were recorded in the years 2011 and 2012 for each calendar month. 2011 2012 Jan 291 213 Feb 229 145 Mar 224 223 Apr 266 175 May 179 202 Jun 196 184 Jul 275 235 Aug 259 251 Sep 231 184 Oct 249 211 Nov 218 164 Dec 251 224 Total 2,868 2,411 The locations of these incidents such as street name and town, where possible. Please see on following pages a table showing year of arrest, Custody Station OCU and Place of Arrest Were they under 18, 18-25, 26-40, 41-60 or 60+. I understand such a breakdown may not be possible, in which case I would request a more general form Ages 2011 2012 <18 153 203 18‐25 1344 945 26‐40 966 845 41‐60 389 394 >60 16 24 West Midlands Police in complying with their statutory duty under sections 1 and 11 of the Freedom of Information Act 2000 to release the enclosed information will not breach the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988. However, the rights of the copyright owner of the enclosed information will continue to be protected by law. Applications for the copyright owner’s written permission to reproduce any part of the attached information should be addressed to The Force Solicitor, West Midlands Police Headquarters, Lloyd House, Colmore Circus Queensway, Birmingham, B4 6NQ. 07/02/13 Ref: 3184/12 West Midlands Police Freedom of Information And how the incident was dealt with (i.e. were they cautioned, fined, charged or by other means) 2011 Disposal Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total Cautioned 4 10 6 4 5 1 4 4 7 7 5 6 63 Charged 77 76 61 74 55 54 91 84 71 64 63 73 843 No Further Action 21 12 16 12 8 13 14 12 18 18 15 16 175 Penalty Issued 188 130 141 176 111 128 165 159 135 160 135 156 1,784 Report for process 1 1 1 3 Grand Total 291 229 224 266 179 196 275 259 231 249 218 251 2,868 2012 Disposal Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total Cautioned 6 3 2 3 6 2 2 5 7 5 4 5 50 Charged 57 55 69 57 75 57 61 76 53 57 47 36 700 Fixed Penalty 1 1 4 6 For NFA 1 1 No Further Action 15 8 14 8 16 13 21 6 19 21 13 14 168 Penalty Issued 135 79 137 107 105 112 150 164 103 125 96 153 1,466 Pending 3 9 12 Police Bail 1 1 2 4 Postal Charge/Requisition 1 1 Report for process 1 2 3 Grand Total 213 145 223 175 202 184 235 251 184 211 164 224 2,411 West Midlands Police in complying with their statutory duty under sections 1 and 11 of the Freedom of Information Act 2000 to release the enclosed information will not breach the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988. However, the rights of the copyright owner of the enclosed information will continue to be protected by law. Applications for the copyright owner’s written permission to reproduce any part of the attached information should be addressed to The Force Solicitor, West Midlands Police Headquarters, Lloyd House, Colmore Circus Queensway, Birmingham, B4 6NQ. 07/02/13 Ref: 3184/12 Custody Year Station Ocu Place Of Arrest 2011 BE Acocks Green 2011 BE Adderly Street 2011 BE Alcester Raod, Mosley 2011 BE alcester road 2011 BE alcester road moseley 2011 BE Alcester Road Moseley 2011 BE Alfred Street 2011 BE All service club, Mosley 2011 BE Alum Rock Road 2011 BE Alum Rock Road 2011 BE Alum Rock Road 2011 BE Alum Rock Road 2011 BE arcadian centre 2011 BE Arden Road, Saltley 2011 BE Asda, Chemsley Wood 2011 BE Balsahll Heath Park, J/W Brighton road 2011 BE Bamford Road 2011 BE Bamford Road 2011 BE BeechBrook Avenue Sparkhill 2011 BE Belchers Lane 2011 BE Belchers Lane 2011 BE Belchers Lane 2011 BE Belchers Lane, Bordesley Green 2011 BE Bell Street 2011 BE Berkley Rd East , Haymills. 2011 BE birmingham airport 2011 BE Birmingham International railway station 2011 BE Bordesley Green 2011 BE Bordesley Green , Bordesley Green. 2011 BE Bristol Road Custody Year Station Ocu Place Of Arrest 2011 BE Bristol Street 2011 BE Broad Street 2011 BE Broad Street 2011 BE Broad Street Birmingham 2011 BE Buckland End Lane Shard End 2011 BE Bulls Head PH, St Marys Row 2011 BE Bushbury Road, Kitts Green 2011 BE Chartice Road 2011 BE Chestnut Road 2011 BE church rd, stechford 2011 BE Church Road, Sheldon 2011 BE Clifford RD Dorridge. 2011 BE Clock Lane 2011 BE Colonial road, Bordesley Green` 2011 BE Corporation St,Birmingham 2011 BE corporation street 2011 BE Coventry rd Small heath 2011 BE COVENTRY RD, SMALL HEATH, BHAM 2011 BE Coventry Road 2011 BE Coventry Road 2011 BE Coventry Road 2011 BE Coventry Road 2011 BE Coventry Road 2011 BE Coventry road, Small heath 2011 BE Coventry Road, Small Heath 2011 BE coventry road,small heath 2011 BE Cranes Park Road 2011 BE Cranes Park Road Sheldon 2011 BE crossfield road 2011 BE Crossfields Road Kitts Green Custody Year Station Ocu Place Of Arrest 2011 BE cxhurch rd, stechford, bham 2011 BE digbeth high street 2011 BE Edgbaston road 2011 BE Edward Road. Moseley 2011 BE Fighting Cox PH 2011 BE Foremans road, sparkhill 2011 BE front office, kings heath 2011 BE Garretts Green Road, Garretts Green 2011 BE Giles Close 2011 BE GILES CLOSE, STECHFORD 2011 BE glazedale road 2011 BE Gospel Farm Road 2011 BE Gospel Farm Road 2011 BE gospel lane 2011 BE gospel lane 2011 BE Gospel Lane 2011 BE Gospel lane, acocks green 2011 BE Grace Church, Sutton Coldfield 2011 BE Great Hampton Street 2011 BE Green Lane 2011 BE Greswell lane Shard End 2011 BE Harlequin drive, Mosley 2011 BE Haslucks Green Road 2011 BE Hazeldean Road 2011 BE Heartlands Hospital 2011 BE Heartlands Hospital 2011 BE Heartlands Hospital A & E. 2011 BE Heartlands Hospital A & E. 2011 BE heartlands hospital A & E. 2011 BE Hepben Grove Custody Year Station Ocu Place Of Arrest 2011 BE Herrick Road 2011 BE Herrick Road, Washwood Heath 2011 BE Herrick Road, Washwood Heath 2011 BE High St Solihull 2011 BE HIGH STREET KINGS HEATH 2011 BE High Street Kings Heath 2011 BE high street, kings heath 2011 BE Hob Moor Road at Starbank Road 2011 BE Holloway head Bham City centre 2011 BE Hollywell Road 2011 BE home address 2011 BE Home Address 2011 BE Homer street 2011 BE Hunters Moon Public house. 2011 BE Hurst Street 2011 BE Hurst Street 2011 BE Hurst Street 2011 BE Hurst Street, Birmingham 2011 BE Kings Heath High Street 2011 BE KNOWLE RD, SMALL HEATH, BHAM 2011 BE ladypool Road 2011 BE ladypool Road 2011 BE Ladywell Walk 2011 BE Lea Hall RD 2011 BE Lea Hall rd 2011 BE Lea Village, Stechford 2011 BE Lenches Close, Mosley 2011 BE Lime Tree Road 2011 BE Lode Lane @ Hermitage Road 2011 BE Long street Custody Year Station Ocu Place Of Arrest 2011 BE Long Street. Sparkhill 2011 BE Longbridge Lane 2011 BE LONGMEADOW CRESCENT SHARD END , BHAM 2011 BE Maccadown Lane 2011 BE masshouse lane 2011 BE Meadwaym Stechford 2011 BE Mickleover Road, Bromford 2011 BE moorcroft road 2011 BE Moseley Road 2011 BE moseley road 2011 BE moseley road 2011 BE moseley road 2011 BE Moseley Village 2011 BE Moseley Village 2011 BE Moseley Village, Alcester road 2011 BE Mosley All Services Club, Church Road, Moseley. 2011 BE Nearlands Close Quinton 2011 BE new street 2011 BE Northfield High Street 2011 BE O/S BEHANS, HIGHFIELD ROAD, BILLESLEY 2011 BE O/S The junction, Mosley Village 2011 BE O/S Washwood Heath road 2011 BE Oakhill Road, Acocks Green 2011 BE Opp white hart lane cooks lane 2011 BE Opposite, ALDI, Stratford Road 2011 BE Outside Java lounge Alcester Road 2011 BE Outside O2 Academy Night Club B'ham City Centre 2011 BE outside raven public house 2011 BE Packington Avenue, Shard End 2011 BE park off hob moor road Custody Year Station Ocu Place Of Arrest 2011 BE Parkhall Croft 2011 BE Pear Tree PH 2011 BE Police station 2011 BE Police Station Stechford 2011 BE poplar road 2011 BE Poplar road 2011 BE poplar road , solihull 2011 BE poplar road, solihull 2011 BE Preston Road 2011 BE Priory Road, Hall Green 2011 BE prospect road 2011 BE queenswood road 2011 BE rear of boots, high street 2011 BE REDDINGS LANE, TSYLEY 2011 BE Richmond Primary Care Centre, Richmond Road, Stechford 2011 BE ring road, stourbridge 2011 BE sainsburys, wawrick road 2011 BE sainsburys. alcester road south 2011 BE Sandford Road Moseley 2011 BE Sarehole Mill 2011 BE Sedgemere Road 2011 BE Shirley Road 2011 BE SHirley Road 2011 BE Snow Hill 2011 BE Solihull Lane 2011 BE St Mary's Road, Moseley 2011 BE St Marys Row 2011 BE station road 2011 BE Station Way, Birmingham International rail Station 2011 BE Stechford front office Custody Year Station Ocu Place Of Arrest 2011 BE Stechford P.S. 2011 BE Stechford Retail Park. 2011 BE Stonehenge croft Druids heath 2011 BE Stoney Lane 2011 BE Stoney Lane 2011 BE stoney lane 2011 BE STRATFORD HEATH, SPARK HILL, BIRMINGHAM 2011 BE stratford road 2011 BE Stratford road 2011 BE Stratford Road 2011 BE stratford road, hall green 2011 BE stratford roads 2011 BE Stuart Road, Stechford 2011 BE talbort street 2011 BE Taunton Road 2011 BE Tavistock road 2011 BE The avenue 2011 BE The paer tree pub 2011 BE Trafalger Road 2011 BE Wake green Road 2011 BE Ward End Road 2011 BE Warwick Road 2011 BE Warwick Road 2011 BE Warwick Road 2011 BE Warwick Road 2011 BE Warwick Road 2011 BE Warwick Road Tysley 2011 BE Wash lane 2011 BE Washford Heath Road 2011 BE Washwood Heath pub Custody Year Station Ocu Place Of Arrest 2011 BE WASHWOOD HEATH RD, WASHWOOD HEATH, BHAM 2011 BE Washwood Heath road 2011 BE Washwood Heath Road 2011 BE Washwood Heath Road 2011 BE Washwood Heath Road 2011 BE Watery Lane Middleway, Birmingham 2011 BE wawrick road 2011 BE Welshfarm Road, Quinton 2011 BE Westley Road 2011 BE Westley Road, Acocks Green 2011 BE White Hart Public House 2011 BE White Hart Public House 2011 BE Whiteheart pub, Gressell Lane 2011 BE William Hill Bookmakers, Washwood Heath Road 2011 BE William Hill Bookmakers, Washwood Heath Road 2011 BE William Hill Washwood Heath Road 2011 BE Windward Road 2011 BE Windward Road 2011 BE Wood End Road, Erdington 2011 BE Woodbridge road, moseley 2011 BE Wright Street 2011 BE yardley green road 2011 BE yardley road acocks green 2011 BE Yardley Wood Road 2011 BE Yardley Wood Road 2011 BE Yew Tree car park 2011 BE Yew Tree Lane 2011 BE Yew Tree public house car park.
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