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Child who tragically died in Great Wyrley named
11:05 07/10/2026A child who tragically died in Great Wyrley can now be named as three-month-old Lacey May Oxford.
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Man charged with child sex offences
15:00 18/09/2026A man has been charged with child sexual offences in Staffordshire.
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Statement to address misinformation in tragic baby death investigation
17:05 08/09/2026We’re aware of disinformation circulating online suggesting that the four people arrested in connection with the tragic death of a baby in Great Wyrley are migrants.
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Arrests made in connection with tragic death of child in Great Wryley
11:50 07/09/2026We have made four arrests as part of an ongoing investigation into the tragic death of a three-month old child in Great Wyrley.
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Stolen bike recovered, suspect arrested and e-bike offences targeted in operation
15:45 12/08/2026We have arrested a teenage boy and recovered a stolen pedal bike following a successful operation in south Staffordshire.
Crimes and priorities
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Continuing to prevent and disrupt vehicle crime.
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Local officers are actively tackling vehicle crime, by working alongside key specialists in criminal investigations, forensics, roads policing and in coordination with neighbouring policing teams and police forces.
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To reduce illegal parking in the area.
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Officers will be patrolling the locations reported to ensure that illegal parking is reduced. Partnership work will also review current parking restrictions.
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Prevention of vehicle crime near to motorway escape routes
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Local officers are actively tackling vehicle crime, by working alongside key specialists in criminal investigations, forensics, roads policing and in coordination with neighbouring policing teams and police forces. We are sharing intelligence with West Midlands Police as believe there is cross-border criminality.