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Man assaulted paramedic in Bidford as ambulance had blocked road




SOME of the latest crimes reported to police in the Alcester area.

Bidford: An ambulance worker was assaulted in the High Street while dealing with an incident. A man was verbally abusive, telling the crew to move the ambulance so he could get through. The man has then entered the ambulance and struggled with a member of the crew who was injured.

The offender was described as a white male, 18 to 25 years old and wore a white puffa jacket and dark coloured trousers. There was a van behind the ambulance at the time, but it’s unknown if this was involved and may belong to a witness. It happened at about 7.50pm on

Warwickshire Police can be contacted by calling 101.
Warwickshire Police can be contacted by calling 101.

Friday, 22nd March. 0346 22/03/2024.

Bidford: A white Ford Transit van was stolen, without a key, from a driveway in Oak Place overnight on 21st-22nd March. 0064 22/03/2024.

Alcester/Studley: A white Range Rover was one of three high value cars stolen in the area on Saturday (23rd March). It was taken, without a key, from Payne Drive. CCTV footage suggests the car went northbound on the A435 with two other possible stolen cars. The first was a silver Jaguar, taken from Studley, and the other a blue Jaguar. Police are appeal for witnesses to come forward. Crime ref no. 0321 23/03/2024.

Alcester: Noises were heard from the roof of the Alcester Business Centre, off Kinwarton Farm Road, at 9.10pm on Tuesday, 19th March. Three young males on push bikes were seen to leave the area. 0307 19/03/2024.

Coughton: Burglars entered a premises in Campden Road and stole light fittings and a copper water tank. The theft is believed to have taken place around 15th March. 0104 18/03/2024.

Studley: Two men seen in a parked car in the Rowland Avenue/Green Close area were seen watching nearby houses on 18th March.

The first time they were in a dark coloured car, the second time they were in a grey coloured car. 0028 20/03/2024.



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