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Two teens, 16 and 19, badly hurt in shooting

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By Alice Cullinane
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Alice Cullinane - West Midlands Mon, June 15, 2026 at 2:39 PM UTC 1 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Both suffered bullet wounds and their injuries are believed to be life-threatening, police say [Google] Two teenage boys, aged 16 and 19, are in hospital with serious injuries after they were shot in Solihull. They both suffered bullet wounds and their injuries were believed to be life-threatening, West Midlands Police said.
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Man jailed for murder after fatal city stabbings

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By Alice Cullinane
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James Ritchie was jailed for life at Warwick Crown Court [West Midlands Police] A man has been jailed for murder after a fatal stabbing in Coventry. James Ritchie, 52, stabbed Anthony Wilson in the neck at an address on Newcombe Road, Earlsdon in March 2025, where he died from his injuries. Police called to the incident found another man with serious stab wounds at the address who was also seriously injured by Ritchie, but he survived.
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'Shop a fly-tipper' scheme swaps vouchers for info

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By Alice Cullinane
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CCTV footage showed Brendon Garner dumping rubbish from his van [City of Wolverhampton Council] People in Wolverhampton are being urged to take advantage of a scheme which gives out £100 gift vouchers for information leading to the conviction of fly-tippers. As part of efforts to share how the blight undermines the area, the city council has highlighted a recent court case in which a man was convicted after dumping a large pile of waste from the back of a van at a community centre.
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