A ‘group’ near Hill Village Road, Mere Green, knifed an adolescent during an attack with the intention of stealing his cell phone.
An incident involving a youngster and a “group of five lads, dressed in black” on Sutton Coldfield’s Hill Village Road has been reported locally as a phone robbery.
In a street attack in Sutton Coldfield, an adolescent was ‘attacked and stabbed’ by thugs who then took his cell phone. The heist occurred on Monday, May 13, just before 10 a.m., on Hill Village Road in Mere Green, close to the Funky Bear pub, which is now undergoing renovations.
A small child in the area was allegedly “attacked and stabbed walking past the Funky Bear,” according to a social media account. Five boys “in their late teens and dressed in black” allegedly attacked and stabbed the adolescent “for his phone.”
A 17-year-old teenager who sustained knife wounds was the victim, according to West Midlands Police, who verified the occurrence. There was no call to West Midlands Ambulance Service regarding this occurrence.
“We are investigating after a 17-year-old boy received knife injuries on Hill Village Road in Mere Green, shortly before 10am on Monday (May 13),” a West Midlands Police spokeswoman stated. If you have any information, please get in touch with us through our website’s live chat feature or by calling 101 and mentioning the criminal reference number 20/491755/24.”
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