The worst Birmingham criminals of 2023
Dozens of criminals from our region have been handed life sentences in 2023. They are effectively the worst of the worst of society. It is the mandatory punishment for murder but can also be imposed for other serious offences such as rape.
But life does not ‘mean life’ in the sense many people think it perhaps should do. Convicts have the prospect of release after serving a minimum term set by a judge. They will then be on licence for the rest of their lives.
POLL:Is the BBC licence fee good value for money?[2] Below we have listed the criminals from Birmingham, the Black Country and the surrounding cities and towns who were handed life sentences in 2023.
Antonio Tibere
Antonio Tibere (Image: WMP)
Antonio Tibere[3] stabbed three people, killing one of them, and then went on a Facebook live rant branding himself a ‘terrorist’. He attacked a 26-year-old woman on Soho Road, Handsworth in the early hours of December 22 last year.
Around 10 minutes later he fatally stabbed 35-year-old father Krystian Debski and within 30 seconds he slashed another man with a knife. Speaking online afterwards he warned ‘I will kill anyone who comes across me’. Tibere suffered a psychotic episode after binging on vodka and cocaine for 48-hours.
The 25-year-old from West Bromwich admitted murder, two counts of attempted murder, possession of a knife and cocaine. He was sentenced to life with a minimum of 30 years.
Louis Clarke
Louis Clarke (Image: West Midlands Police)
Louis Clarke[4] was involved in the shooting of a 13-year-old boy who was left paralysed and wheelchair-bound. He was with fellow Armed Response gang members ‘patrolling their territory’ in Hockley in a stolen Nissan X-Trail when they spotted the boy and his friends near the Hockley Circus roundabout.
The innocent victim, who had just been going to get some food, was chased through a subway and shot in the back by 17-year-old Tafique Thomas who used a home-made ‘slam gun’. Clarke, aged 19, from Sheldon, stayed with the Nissan to ensure it was ready for a quick getaway. He was found guilty of attempted murder and possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life.
He was sentenced to life with a minimum of 15 years and four months. Thomas and two others were jailed last year for their roles in the shooting.
Matthew Hyde
Matthew Hyde (Image: West Midlands Police/SWNS)
Matthew Hyde[5] strangled his amputee girlfriend to death with a dog lead after she poked him with a walking stick. The 41-year-old drank ten cans of strong lager and lost his temper.
He told Sara Bateman, who used a wheelchair, he would ‘stop her breathing for good’ before throttling her at her home in Willenhall. Hyde fled and left the mother-of-four’s lifeless body on the floor for her son to find a couple of days later. He was the victim’s registered carer and received benefits for looking after her.
He claimed he lashed out at ‘bully’ Ms Bateman after she branded him ‘worthless’. Hyde, of Wellington Place, Walsall, admitted murder and was sentenced to life with a minimum term of 16 years.
Chad Henderson
Chad Henderson (Image: PA)
Chad Henderson[6] stabbed security guard Nathan Burton to death when the victim came to his flat to evict him for failing to pay rent. The 46-year-old US national ended up in a bitter dispute with the landlord of the property in Woodhurst Road, Moseley[7].
Mr Burton and his colleagues were hired to remove him in April 2021. Henderson initially threatened them with a fake Molotov cocktail but when the security team returned later that night he stabbed Mr Burton in the chest as he walked up the stairs, which were blocked by a sofa. He was found guilty of murder and sentenced to life with a minimum term of 19 years.
Ahmad Al Sino
Ahmad Al Sino (Image: West Midlands Police)
Ahmad Al Sino[8] stabbed his daughter’s father-in-law Mohammed Salem Ibrahim to death on the victim’s doorstep in Castle Vale.
He also inflicted serious knife injuries to the man’s son – and his own son-in-law – Aram Ibrahim in the same attack. Al Sino wrongly thought his daughter had been assaulted as she rowed with her husband inside their home. The 43-year-old, from Chatham Road, Northfield[9], was found guilty of murder, attempted murder and possession of a knife.
He was sentenced to life with a minimum term of 26 years.
Calvin McLeod, Jerome Christie and Ravelle Hutchinson
Calvin McLeod, Jerome Christie and Ravelle Hutchinson
Calvin McLeod[10] directed Jerome Christie and Ravelle Hutchinson to rob rival drug dealer Jamie Benbow, but the 29-year-old victim ended up being stabbed to death at his home in Handsworth Wood. Mr Benbow, a dad, supplied drugs on a ‘modest scale’ to people in and around the Beaufort Arms pub in Great Barr. He was supposedly a friend of McLeod, who was also a dealer.
Christie delivered the fatal blow with the knife while McLeod stayed away from the scene at the time. All three were found guilty of murder and sentenced to life. McLeod, aged 38, of Wheatley Close, Oldbury[11], received a minimum term of 26 years.
Christie, 27, of Chrysanthemum Court, Swadlincote, Derby, was handed a minimum of 28 years while Hutchinson, 26, of Cromwell Lane, Bartley Green[12], was told his minimum term was 25 years.
Anthony Roberts
Anthony Roberts (Image: West Mercia Police)
Anthony Roberts[13] sexually attacked a 71-year-old woman, stabbed her and left her for dead on a riverside path at Kleve Walk in Worcester. The incident was ‘incredibly violent’ and ‘shocked the community to the core’, police said. Roberts, aged 56, of Amber Heights, Worcester, was convicted of attempted murder and sexual assault.
He was sentenced to life with minimum term of 28 years.
Jervais Boyaram
Jervais Boyaram (Image: West Midlands Police / SWNS)
Jervais Boyaram[14] shot dead Mohammed Sohail outside the victim’s home in Saltley in a case of mistaken identity. The killer wrongly believed the 26-year-old victim was part of a group of Asian men who had ‘disrespected’ him during a confrontation at a petrol station earlier that night, because he was in a similar car. Boyaram followed Mr Sohail to his address in Wright Road where he pulled up alongside him and shot him in what was described as a ‘cold-blooded execution’.
The 37-year-old, of Birbeck House, Chelmsley Wood, was found guilty of murder, possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life and possession of ammunition with intent to endanger life. He was sentenced to life with a minimum term of 31 years.
Oliver Pugh
Oliver Pugh
Oliver Pugh stabbed taxi driver Mohammed Istakhar to death after luring him to a remote country lane in Solihull[15]. He left him for dead and stole his Vauxhall Insignia.
Earlier, the 19-year-old had bragged to a girl in Birmingham city centre[16] that he was going to ‘rob a taxi’. Associate Luca De Fazio, aged 18, who had been with him that night, handed himself into police. He explained that Pugh had chased Mr Istakhar, who had begged for his life.
De Fazio was cleared by a jury of being responsible for the 44-year-old dad’s death. But Pugh, of New Meadow Close, Solihull, was found guilty of murder and possession of a knife. He also admitted three counts of burglary and an offence of aggravated vehicle taking for break-ins to caravans in Worcester.
Pugh was sentenced to life with a minimum term of 27 years.
Mustafa Hakim
Mustafa Hakim (Image: WMP)
Mustafa Hakim[17] kidnapped a woman from a nature path in Selly Oak[18] and raped her in nearby pushes. He grabbed the stranger on the Bourne Brook Walkway and strangled her to stop her screaming. The 30-year-old then picked her up and carried her away before sexually attacking her.
He was found guilty of kidnap, rape, strangulation, assault by penetration and theft. Hakim, of Rickyard Piece, Quinton[19], was sentenced to life with a minimum of 13 years and four months.
Faisal Mohammed, Adam Razaaq, Hasham Razaaq, Jenaid Mahmood and Hasnian Razaaq
(clockwise from left) Faisal Mohammed, Adam Razaaq, Hasham Razaaq, Jenaid Mahmood and Hasnian Razaaq
Five men from Birmingham and the Black Country killed relative Haji Choudhary Rab Nawaz[20] outside a mosque in Coventry following a funeral. They attacked the 52-year-old dad, from Handsworth, and his brother, after spotting them by chance in a prayer room and hatching a plot in less than an hour.
It came after a long-standing family feud. All five were sentenced to life after being convicted of murder and attempted murder. Faisal Mohammed, aged 30 and of South Road, Birmingham, inflicted the fatal stabbing and must serve a minimum of 27 years.
Adam Razaaq, 21, and Hasham Razaaq, 23, of Long Lane, Halesowen, were handed minimum terms of 25 years. Fellow brother Hasnian Razaaq, 24, of the same address, must serve a minimum of 26 years. And Jenaid Mahmood, 19, of Markby Road, Birmingham, was told he would be in custody for a minimum term of 22 years.
Zecharia Nelson
Zechariah Nelson
Zecharia Nelson[21] killed his old school friend Akeem Bailey over a ‘petty squabble’.
He stabbed the 17-year-old in the neck and slashed at one-time associate Renayeo Tweede on a grassy area near Springfield Street in Ladywood. The two victims had agreed to meet Nelson there to return his phone having obtained it during an incident the previous day. All three were said to have been involved in gang culture from a young age.
Nelson, aged 18, of McGregor Close, Aston, was convicted of manslaughter, wounding with intent and possession of a knife. He was sentenced to life with a minimum term of 11 years and 109 days.
Sukhman Shergill and Prabjeet Veadhesa
Sukhman Shergill and Prabjeet Veadhesa (Image: West Midlands Police)
Sukhman Shergill and Prabjeet Veadhesa[22] murdered innocent schoolboy Ronan Kanda near his Wolverhampton home in a case of mistaken of identity. The 16-year-old victim had been walking back from seeing his friend to buy a PlayStation controller when he was attacked.
Veadhesa stabbed him twice while Shergill trailed behind. Both, aged 16 at the time, confessed that Ronan was not their intended target and they had meant to confront another teenager who supposedly owed money. They were convicted of murder and sentenced to life.
Veadhesa, of Cairn Drive, Bentley, Walsall[23], must serve a minimum of 18 years and Shergill, of Bewley Road, Willenhall, was told to serve a minimum term of 16 years.
Clive O’Connor
Clive O’Connor (Image: Staffordshire Police)
Clive O’Connor[24] murdered friend Jomaa Jerarre, set fire to her body and then dumped it in a layby in Staffordshire[25]. The 52-year-old woman was discovered at Bridgnorth Road, near Perton, in August 2021. She had to be identified by a palm print and DNA.
CCTV placed O’Connor at the scene just prior to the discovery and established he was one of the last people to see her alive. The 58-year-old, from Bilston, Wolverhampton, had been staying at Ms Jerarre’s flat before her death. It is believed she died earlier that month.
A post-mortem examination found two forceful neck compressions as well as bruising to her back and upper chest. O’Connor stored her body in a freezer for several days before trying to dispose of it. He was found guilty of murder and sentenced to life with a minimum of 25 years.
Alan Edney
Alan Edney (Image: WMP)
Alan Edney[26] murdered his girlfriend Kerry Owen and dumped her body in a ditch.
He strangled and attacked the 35-year-old woman, breaking her nose, knocking her teeth out and injuring her neck. Edney tried to hide her body beneath foliage in Wast Hills Lane, Hopwood, but she was found by a dog walker the next day. He later lied to her family that she had been killed in a hit-and-run road crash.
The 32-year-old, of Kenilworth Road, Birmingham, was found guilty of murder and sentenced to life with a minimum of 20 years.
Legitte Reid
Legitte Reid (Image: WMP)
Legitte Reid[27] murdered his wife Cynthia Turner at their home in Tividale in December last year. The ‘jealous’ 55-year-old chased her into the garden and dragged her clothes off as she tried to escape over a fence. He then stabbed her eight times and left her naked body outside.
Afterwards Reid called her daughter to say he had ‘killed her mother’. Reid was violent and controlling in the relationship and had previously threatened to kill Ms Turner, who was also aged 55 at the time. He admitted murder and possession of a bladed article.
Reid was sentenced to life with a minimum of 15 years.
Mohammed Adam
Mohammed Adam
Mohammed Adam[28] stabbed to death father-of-eight Fuaad Xuseen outside Relax Cafe shisha bar on Stratford Road, Sparkbrook. The 46-year-old had been forced out of the venue for harassing a lone woman and came across the victim, who was a complete stranger, as he was arriving. They ended up in a confrontation before Adam stabbed 45-year-old Mr Xuseen in the chest.
The 46-year-old, from Stratford Road, Sparkbrook, was found guilty of murder and possession of a bladed article. He was sentenced to life with a minimum of 23 years.
Dirk Howell
Dirk Howell
Dirk Howell[29] killed his girlfriend’s nine-year-old son Alfie Steele at her home in Droitwich. The schoolboy had dozens of bruises to his body and suffered fatal injuries in the bath, likely from being beaten and drowned.
He had been regularly struck with belts and sliders as well as subjected to sinister punishments, including being dunked under water and made to stand outside in the middle of the night. Howell and Alfie’s mother Carla Scott defied social services who did not want convicted drug dealer Howell staying at the property overnight. The 41-year-old, from Birmingham, was sentenced to life with a minimum of 32 years after being convicted of murder and child cruelty offences.
Scott, aged 35, received a 27-year determinate sentence after being found guilty of manslaughter and child cruelty offences.
Ravi Talware, Kevin Waldron and Scott Garrington
Ravi Talware, Kevin Waldron and Scott Garrington (Image: West Midlands Police)
Ravi Talware[30] shot dead John Jones in his own home over a GBP180 drug debt. He led a gang of masked men to the property in Stourbridge and opened fire with a shotgun. Mr Jones’ brother was stabbed multiple times as he tried to escape.
Talware, aged 33 of Cavalier Circus, Wolverhampton, was found guilty of murder, possession of a shotgun, possession of bladed articles and perverting the course of justice. He was sentenced to life with a minimum of 34 years. Kevin Waldron, aged 41, of Leonard Road, Wollaston, was convicted of the same charges and was jailed for life with a minimum of 24 years.
Garrington, aged 52, of Bridgnorth Road, was jailed for life with a minimum of 22 years for the same offences. Three youths, now aged 17, were jailed for manslaughter and other offences.
Connor Palmer and Craig Miller
Connor Palmer and Craig Miller
Professional hitmen Connor Palmer and Craig Miller[31] were paid GBP100,000 by a dealer in Dubai to kill Reiss Larvin over a drug debt. But they subcontracted the job out to another would-be assassin who bungled the plan.
The shooter turned up at the victim’s home in Sheldon[32] wearing a hi-vis, a Tesco[33] jacket and a ski mask. He managed to shoot his target and hit him with five bullets, but Larvin scrambled for cover and survived. Palmer, 40, from London, was convicted of conspiracy to murder and sentenced to life with a minimum of 23 years.
Miller, aged 37, from Surrey, was convicted of two of the same offence after agreeing to kill another man. He received life with a minimum of 30 years. The gunman has not been identified.
Larvin was jailed himself in 2023 for a brutal attack on his girlfriend.
Lenville Waite
Lenville Waite (Image: WMP)
Lenville Waite[34] stabbed his older brother Clifton Waite to death during a row at their home in Small Heath. They had a ‘clash of personalities’ and the victim, aged 61, did not want his sibling staying there. They had argued about a news article allegedly linking Lenville to a violent incident at a Lidl[35] shop.
After the stabbing he fled the home, stayed in a homeless shelter before travelling to Coventry. Lenville, aged 59, was found guilty of murder and was sentenced to life with a minimum term of 17 years.
James Evans
James Evans
James Evans[36] was part of the biggest-ever child sex abuse ring busted by West Midlands Police[37]. More than 20 people were convicted of crimes against young victims which spanned almost a decade in Walsall[38] and Wolverhampton.
Police launched a six-year investigation after one of the children ended up in hospital in 2017. Evans, aged 38, of Eyland Grove, Walsall, was the only one to receive a life sentence for his offences. He must serve a minimum of 18 years in prison.
Jay Gallier
Jay Gallier (Image: West Midlands Police)
Jay Gallier[39] killed stranger Barry Johnson as he unpacked his shopping in his own home in a ‘random murder’.
He beat the 67-year-old near his doorstep at the Brierley Hill flat and left him to bleed to death. Gallier, who was a cocaine and heroin user, left his DNA on a cigarette discarded next to the victim’s body. The 33-year-old, of Salop Street in Dudley, was convicted of murder and sentenced to life with a minimum of 21 years.
Robert Goodwin
Robert Goodwin (Image: WMP)
Robert Goodwin[40] stabbed workmate Shane Thompson to death after accusing him of having a relationship with his girlfriend.
The pair met in prison where they shared a cell. After their release 32-year-old Mr Thompson offered Goodwin, also 32, a job as a builder. In December 2021 they had been drinking and taking drugs together when they got into a row.
Goodwin chased Mr Thompson around a home in Bartley Green and fatally stabbed him, leaving the victim’s girlfriend to find his body. He then took his car which he crashed. Goodwin, of Washington Court, Birmingham, was found guilty of murder and sentenced to life with a minimum of 22 years.
Connor Goodwin, Keenan Anderson, Leon Riley and Michael Goodwin
Connor Goodwin, Keenan Anderson, Leon Riley and Michael Goodwin
Connor Goodwin, Keenan Anderson, Leon Riley and Michael Goodwin[41] were involved in the drive-by shooting of Anthony Sergeant in Lee Bank.
The father-of-eight, who was also known as the ‘The King of Lee Bank’, was socialising with neighbours in Rickman Drive when he was fired at. One stray bullet also went through the window of his mother’s house. Connor Goodwin, 27, Michael Goodwin, 26, both of Wallace Road, Oldbury, Riley, 21, of Bridgelands Way, Perry Barr[42], and Anderson, 25, of Albert Road, Handsworth, were all found guilty of murder.
All were sentenced to life with their minimum terms totalling 110 years. A fifth man, Dante Mullings, also took part in the killing but was shot dead himself in Ladywood in 2019.
Abdirahaman Yussuf
Abdirahaman Yussuf (Image: WMP)
Abdirahaman Yussuf[43] stabbed 18-year-old Yahya Sharif to death as the victim got out of a BMW in Small Heath[44] in December 2021. When police arrested him they found an envelope which contained handwritten rap lyrics boasting about the killing.
He was on the verge of a record deal with Sony prior to the incident. Yussuf, aged, 19, from Yardley[45], was found guilty of murder. He was sentenced to life with a minimum of 22 years.
Hassan Tasleem and Gurdeep Sandhu
Hassan Tasleem and Gurdeep Sandhu (Image: West Midlands Police)
Hassan Tasleem and Gurdeep Sandhu[46] killed taxi-boss Mohammed Haroon Zeb in a drive-by shooting in Dudley[47].
The ‘public act of war’ was the culmination of a bitter feud between two rival families. The 39-year-old victim pulled up outside his home in Queens Cross shortly after 12.30am on January 31, 2021 when he was blasted. Tasleem opened fire with a revolver from a Volkswagen Golf driven by Sandhu, who slowed down as they slid past.
Tasleem, 25, of Richmond Road, Dudley, and Sandhu, 25, of Blowers Green Road, Dudley, were convicted of murder, possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life and perverting the course of justice. They were both sentenced to life with a minimum 30 years in jail.
15-year-old boy
Police at the scene in Asda, Redditch where Ian Kirwan was fatally stabbed
A 15-year-old boy[48] stabbed Asda[49] customer Ian Kirwan in the chest outside the supermarket in Redditch[50]. The 53-year-old Jaguar Land Rover[51] worker had challenged a group of boys for messing about in the toilets but was attacked in retaliation.
The youths were among a large group who had travelled from Birmingham to Redditch intending to buy drugs, attack a dealer and rob people. The 15-year-old who killed Mr Kirwan was sentenced to life with a minimum of 14 years custody, firstly in detention before he is transferred to prison. The judge would not lift a reporting restriction preventing his identification.
Three other boys, between 14 and 16, received youth rehabilitation orders after being convicted of violent disorder, while one of them admitted possessing a knife.
Moses Smith
Moses Smith (Image: WMP)
Moses Smith[52] stabbed Abdi Mohamed to death outside the 26-year-old victim’s place of work at Bromwich Insurance in Wednesbury. The ‘delusional’ 40-year-old carried out the unprovoked attack after claiming there was damage to his van parked on Upper High Street in a ploy to get Mr Mohamed outside. Smith, of Lindon Road, Brownhills, admitted manslaughter on a basis of diminished responsibility.
He was sentenced to life with a minimum of 12 years in prison.
Tahir Zarif
Tahir Zarif (Image: WMP)
Tahir Zarif shot dead Ahktar Javeed during a botched armed raid on his business in Digbeth[53] in 2016. He then fled to Pakistan and remained on the run for two years before being arrested and detained. He was part of a group of robbers who targeted the Direct Source 3 premises in a bid to steel GBP100,000.
But business owner Mr Javeed, 56, refused to open the safe. He had been tied up but when he freed his hands and tried to escape Zarif fired twice and killed the father-of-four. The gun-loving fugitive, once pictured firing a machine gun, was extradited from Pakistan and found guilty of murder having admitted conspiracy to rob and two counts of possessing a firearm with intent to cause fear of violence.
Tahir, now 32, was sentenced to life with a minimum of 30 years[54].
Vito Dimarco, Darren Hattersley and Nathan Odley
Vito Dimarco, Darren Hattersley and Nathan Odley
Vito Dimarco hired hitmen Darren Hattersley and Nathan Odley to kill a rival at his home in Wishaw, near Sutton Coldfield[55]. He had a history of animosity with the target and wanted revenge after being handed a suspended sentence for maliciously wounding him. Hattersley, 54, roped in Odley, 42, and they shot the man on his driveway on a Sunday afternoon but only managed to badly injury his leg and arm.
Dimarco, 36, spent the day with his family to distance himself from the attack. All three were convicted of conspiracy to commit murder and sentenced to life. Hattersley, of Nottingham, and Odley, of Derby, will spend a minimum of 30 years[56] in jail while Dimarco, of Swadlincote, will serve no less than 22 years[57].
Edward Wilson
Edward Wilson
Edward Wilson[58] killed Akeem Francis-Kerr for supposedly ‘standing in his spot’ at Valesha’s nightclub in Walsall.
The 40-year-old returned from the toilet at the venue, also known as Coliseum, and confronted the victim which led to an argument and then a scuffle. He then pulled out a knife and stabbed the 29-year-old in the neck before pulling up his hood and walking out of the club. Wilson fled to Sheffield where he was caught hiding in an apartment he had rented out.
Wilson, from of Temple Way, Oldbury[59], was found guilty of murder and sentenced to life with a minimum term of 22 years, minus time spent on remand.
Damaine Sculley
Damaine Sculley (Image: WMP)
Damaine Sculley[60] was part of a three-man group who killed Tyrone Dorsett in a Bordesley Green car park next to the Birmingham City football ground. The 20-year-old victim had travelled from Telford with two friends but was shot dead in his car at point blank range. DNA placed Sculley, a self confessed drug dealer, at the scene but evidence could not prove who was the shooter.
The meeting had been set up by serving prisoners acting as intermediaries.
Sculley, aged 30, from Great Barr, was convicted of murder and sentenced to life with a minimum term of 30 years.
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- ^ Louis Clarke (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Matthew Hyde (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Chad Henderson (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Moseley (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Ahmad Al Sino (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
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- ^ Calvin McLeod (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Oldbury (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Bartley Green (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Anthony Roberts (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
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- ^ Solihull (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Birmingham city centre (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Mustafa Hakim (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Selly Oak (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Quinton (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Haji Choudhary Rab Nawaz (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Zecharia Nelson (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Sukhman Shergill and Prabjeet Veadhesa (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Walsall (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Clive O’Connor (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Staffordshire (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Alan Edney (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Legitte Reid (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Mohammed Adam (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Dirk Howell (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Ravi Talware (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Connor Palmer and Craig Miller (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Sheldon (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Tesco (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Lenville Waite (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Lidl (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ James Evans (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ West Midlands Police (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Walsall (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Jay Gallier (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Robert Goodwin (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Connor Goodwin, Keenan Anderson, Leon Riley and Michael Goodwin (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Perry Barr (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Abdirahaman Yussuf (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Small Heath (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Yardley (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Hassan Tasleem and Gurdeep Sandhu (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Dudley (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ 15-year-old boy (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Asda (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Redditch (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Jaguar Land Rover (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Moses Smith (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
- ^ Digbeth (www.birminghammail.co.uk)
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- ^ Damaine Sculley (www.birminghammail.co.uk)