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OFFICERS ARE CONCERNED FOR THE WOMAN'S WELFARE 14:41, 06 Feb 2025 Detectives have been trawling "hours" of CCTV footage after a man pushed a woman inside a car in Birmingham.
The woman was understood to have been bundled into a silver vehicle in Edgbaston before it drove off with a second car. It happened in Belgravia Close at around 10pm on Monday, February 3.
Officers were carrying out enquiries in the area after the reported 'disturbance'. West Midlands Police previously said it wanted to check on the welfare of the woman. In a new
update, issued this afternoon, Thursday, February 6, the force said officers were reviewing "hours of CCTV footage" to try to establish what happened. READ MORE: WOMAN 'PUSHED
INTO CAR AND DRIVEN AWAY' REPORT DURING LATE-NIGHT 'DISTURBANCE' A force spokesperson said: "Our investigation is continuing and officers are reviewing hours of CCTV
footage from around the area as we work to establish exactly what happened and who was involved." Article continues below A previous statement from the force read: "We're
appealing for information after a disturbance involving a man and a woman in Edgbaston. It happened on Belgravia Close at around 10pm, when it's believed a woman was pushed inside a
silver saloon car by a man. "The car was then driven away, along with a second car, described as a white hatchback. We've been carrying out enquiries in the area, including CCTV
recovery, as we try to establish what happened and who was involved. "We need to ensure the welfare of the woman and so need to hear from anyone who was in the area between 10pm and
10.30pm last night. If you have information, including dash-cam or CCTV footage which you think may help our investigation, please get in touch via 101 or Live Chat, quoting log 5637 of
February 3."