Adan Naheem has denied charges of possessing a firearm with intent to endanger life and Section 18 wounding, following a shooting outside a Brierley Hill pub that left a man with leg injuries.
The charges relate to an incident near the Corn Exchange pub on Amblecote Road at around 2pm on Saturday, August 15. The victim sustained leg injuries which were thankfully not life-threatening, according to a spokesperson for West Midlands Police.
Court appearance and remand
Naheem, aged 30, of Churchill Drive, Amblecote, appeared in court where he entered his pleas. He was remanded in custody and will go on trial at Wolverhampton Crown Court on February 8, 2027.
The case has been listed for trial at the crown court, with the defendant held in custody until that date.
Police statement on injuries
A spokesperson for West Midlands Police said at the time of the shooting: “The victim sustained leg injuries which were thankfully not life-threatening.”
The shooting occurred in the afternoon near the pub, prompting a police response at the scene. The investigation into the incident led to the charges against Naheem.
Trial date set
Naheem will stand trial at Wolverhampton Crown Court on February 8, 2027. The court proceedings will address the two charges he has denied.
The defendant remains remanded in custody ahead of the trial date.
