A boy was arrested in connection with the robbery, as police say that work is continuing to tackle robbery offences.

An investigation into a robbery incident in Sutton Coldfield has led to an arrest being made, as police in the region continue to work to tackle robbery offences.

West Midlands Police said a boy in his late teens was threatened and robbed near Sutton Coldfield railway station on Friday, September 25, and local officers set to work investigating.

The force later said a boy aged 15 was later arrested and has since been bailed with strict conditions as enquiries continue.

As part of the investigation, West Midlands Police is asking anyone with information to contact them via 101 or Live Chat on the website, or speak to Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111 quoting crime reference 20/413642/26.

Sutton Coldfield Neighbourhood Inspector Fran McHugh said: "We know the lasting effect robbery can have on people, and we understand the concern it causes in the community.

"Dedicated Neighbourhood Officers are listening to these concerns, and working with response and investigation teams to investigate reported crimes and bring offenders to justice.

"With half term approaching and the nights drawing in, I'd urge young people and parents to read our crime prevention advice and understand the steps that can be taken to protect yourself and your valuables.

"You'll continue to see high-visibility patrols in key locations and we're asking anyone with concerns to speak to local officers.

“If you’re a victim of this type of crime, it’s vital you report it to us, so we can plan our patrols and allocate resources effectively."