Three suspects, including a teenager, have been charged after a 17-year-old boy was stabbed near Birmingham Bullring.
Attack Sparks Police Crackdown
West Midlands Police were called to a disorder just after 8pm on Thursday, 13 November, outside Birmingham’s Bullring shopping centre, near The Bull statue.
The injured 17-year-old was rushed to hospital with stab wounds. Thankfully, his injuries were not life-threatening or life-changing.
Five Arrested, Three Charged
Police acted fast, combing CCTV footage and gathering witness statements. Five people were arrested in total.
- Mussa Gul, 18
- Zain Hussain, 18
- A 15-year-old boy (name withheld for legal reasons)
These three face charges including wounding with intent, affray, and possession of a bladed article. All are currently remanded in custody and will appear at Birmingham Magistrates’ Court on Monday, 17 November.
Two others, aged 18 and 22, have been released on bail with strict conditions.
Police Boost Patrols to Reassure Public
“We understand why these incidents have caused concern for visitors to the city – and people that live and work here,” said West Midlands Police.
In response, police have stepped up high-visibility patrols across Birmingham city centre, especially around key spots like the Frankfurt Christmas Market. Officers will be on duty around the clock to keep the city safe for shoppers, workers, and visitors alike.
