Police arrest man wanted by another force in Smethwick street

By Deborah HardimanSmethwickCrimePublished: Jan 21, 2023Last Updated: Jan 21, 2023

A wanted man suspected of theft offences has been arrested in Smethwick.

The male was subject to a Nottingham Police warrant in relation to allegations dating to 2018.

He was arrested, in Unett Street, on Friday.

In a Twitter post Smethwick Police stated: "Great proactive arrest by Pc Tolley and Pc Spencer in Unett Street, Smethwick, of male who was Wanted on Warrant by @nottspolice since 2018 for going equipped."

Police arrest man wanted by another force in Smethwick street

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