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Record number of arrests made in West Midlands during World Cup

Record number of arrests made in West Midlands during World Cup
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The West Midlands police reported a record number of 226 arrests in a single day following England's World Cup semi-final match. The surge in activity also led to a significant increase in emergency 999 calls and reports of public disorder.

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High-profile sporting events can place extreme, sudden pressure on public safety infrastructure and emergency services.

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Share Save Add as preferred on Google Vanessa Pearce West Midlands A woman was assaulted and six arrests were made A record number of arrests were made across the West Midlands in the 24 hours surrounding England's semi-final match on Wednesday, according to police.

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