Police Launch CCTV Appeal Following Birmingham Petrol Station Incident
West Midlands Police have issued a public appeal for information after an incident of criminal damage at a Birmingham petrol station. Officers are keen to trace a man captured on CCTV who may hold vital information regarding the case.
Details of the Ward End Incident
The incident occurred at the BP Garage located on Washwood Heath Road in the Ward End area of Birmingham. According to police reports, the event took place at approximately 9:45 PM on Sunday, 22nd December.
The damage involved a card machine terminal, which was reportedly thrown at the cashier's window, resulting in its destruction. This act of vandalism has prompted a formal investigation by local authorities.
Ongoing Police Investigation and Public Appeal
Law enforcement officials have released a CCTV image of an individual they believe could assist with their inquiries. No arrests have been made at this stage, and police investigations remain active and ongoing.
In a statement, Birmingham police said: "We want to speak to him after a card machine terminal was damaged after being thrown at the cashier's window. The incident happened at the BP Garage on Washwood Heath Road."
The authorities are urging anyone who recognises the man in the image, or who has any information related to this incident, to come forward. The public can contact police via the force website using Live Chat or by calling 101, quoting crime reference number 20/484971/25.
This appeal underscores the continued efforts of West Midlands Police to tackle criminal damage and ensure community safety across Birmingham.
