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All kicking off in Wales? Knives by security angle grinders threats intimidation threatening women in your face?

Nikye Thomas was chased through Burlington Arcade and New Street station on a busy Saturday afternoon, dropping his loaded gun before finally being taken to the ground. The drama unfolded at around 3.10pm on 24 June when a woman phoned 999 to report a fight near the Snow Hill station car park. The 19-year-old was seen grappling with a man over a small bag. Seconds later, Thomas pulled a handgun out and pointed it at the other man. The man he was threatening fled the scene and Thomas made off, but firearms officers spotted him and chased him. Dramatic footage released today showed how officers relentlessly pursued him before bringing the chase to a safe conclusion outside New Street station. When the gun was recovered at Burlington Arcade, five live rounds were in the magazine with another in the chamber ready to be fired. A quantity of cannabis resin, some scales and a burner phone were also found in his bag. In interview, Thomas initially gave false details to officers before answering no comment to all questions. Thomas, of Colindale Road, Birmingham, was jailed for five years at Birmingham Crown Court on 13 September for possession of a firearm with intent to cause fear of violence. He was given a further six months, to be served concurrently, for possession of cannabis with intent to supply. Detective Sergeant Sharon Owen, from our Major Crime team, said: "This was a shocking and reckless act which happened in the middle of a busy Saturday afternoon at a time when the city was full of innocent people. “Thanks to great work by CCTV operators, firearms officers, forensics and investigators, Thomas is now behind bars. "In addition to the five rounds in the gun's magazine, one was in the chamber and ready to be fired. "Carrying guns on our streets is completely unacceptable and this investigation could easily have become a murder investigation had he pulled the trigger. "We are determined to take guns off the streets and arresting those who think it is acceptable." The conviction comes after we launched Operation Target, which is focused on bringing serious and organised criminals to justice in the #westmidlands #birmingham

The incident happened in Handel Street at around 1.49pm yesterday afternoon. The lorry driver, who has not been identified, was apparently trying to make a delivery, but appeared to become agitated over parking and began ramming the vehicles and pedestrians. He hit several parked cars. He then drove off, but not before colliding with three pedestrians, who suffered minor injuries. West Yorkshire Police in a statement, said: “Police were called to Handel Street Bradford at about 1.49pm today to a report a lorry and had collided with parked cars. “The lorry also collided with three pedestrians, causing them minor injuries, as it left the area. “Officers attended the scene and police enquiries are ongoing into the incident this evening by Bradford CID.” One witness to the incident, who asked to remain anonymous, said: "I was walking down the street when I saw this lorry reversing out of a parking space. It hit several cars and then drove off. I couldn't believe it. The driver just kept going." Another witness, who also asked to remain anonymous, said: "I saw the lorry hit three pedestrians, but they seemed to be okay. The driver just drove off, like he didn't care."

Here’s the moment we arrested Olusegun Babalola at his flat in Eastfield earlier this year.

TikTok murder (Mahek Bukhari) and her mum ( Ansreen Bukhari) are about to be sentenced for double murder. The sentences in full In total, Judge Timothy Spencer KC gave more than 160 years behind bars for the group convicted of killing Saqib Hussain and Mohammed Hashim Ijazuddin. Here are the sentences in full: TikTok influencer Mahek Bukhari - jailed for life with a minimum term of 31 years and eight months Driver Raees Jamal, who we can now report is serving a rape sentence, was also jailed for life with a minimum of 36 years and 45 days Mahek's mother Ansreen Bukhari - a life sentence with minimum term 26 years nine months Rekan Karwan - jailed for life with at least 26 years and 10 months behind bars Natasha Akhtar, who was cleared of murder, was jailed for 11 years and eight months for manslaughter For a similar manslaughter conviction, Ameer Jamal was given 14 years and eight months Sanaf Gulamustafa, also convicted of manslaughter, was jailed for 14 years and nine months. #uk #sentence #jail #subscribe #tiktok #leicester

Omar Choudhury and Hamidur Rahman have today both been sentenced to 14 years each for their irresponsible actions that led to the sad death of Alisha Goup in February. Omar Choudhury of Broadway, Royton and Hamidur Rahman of Tilbury Street, Oldham have been found guilty of causing death by dangerous driving at Minshull Street Crown Court both receiving sentences of 14 years, serving two-thirds of that in custody. In addition, they were both disqualified from driving for a minimum of 12 years. This was after their irresponsible and catastrophic actions on the early afternoon (around 1:30pm) of Thursday 23 February 2023 resulted in 16-year-old Alisha Goup losing her life as she walked to Oldham Sixth Form College where she was a student. Heading towards Oldham Town Centre along Rochdale Road, the tragic incident happened outside of the Coldhurst Community Park near to the junction of the Royal Oldham Hospital, which is busy main road with footpaths, bus stops, zebra crossing and residential and business properties. Despite the best attempts of emergency services, Alisha was sadly pronounced deceased at the scene a short time later after the car, a BMW 3 series with the distinctive registration OM08 ARR, mounted the pavement and collided with her as she walked along the footpath, this was after hitting a white Ford Fiesta turning at the junction and losing control as he attempted to overtake on the wrong side of the road. Evidential CCTV footage used by officers showed both Choudhury and Rahman racing through the streets of Oldham and overtaking cars on St Mary’s Way and Chadderton Way before heading along Rochdale Road where Rahman turned off onto Coldhurst Street. Rahman was also driving a BMW – a 1 series with the registration H21 MDR and wasn’t insured to drive this vehicle. This was from an earlier threatening confrontation in public with a weapon believed to be a baseball bat before the fatal collision occurred, resulting in Choudhury reversing on the wrong side of the road into oncoming traffic, mounting a pedestrian island before driving on the wrong side of the carriageway. These erratic actions and excessive speed culminated in the road traffic collision involving Alisha. #uk #sentence #jail #subscribe #manchester