A 16-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of carrying out a series of burglaries in Solihull targeting homes with high-performance cars.
The teenager was detained by West Midlands Police on suspicion of conspiracy to commit burglary after four break-ins across the borough last week. Two high-performance vehicles were stolen during the incidents.
The suspect remains in custody for questioning as investigations continue.
Police Investigation Details
West Midlands Police confirmed that the Neighbourhood Crime Team has been investigating the burglaries, which occurred last week. Officers arrested the 16-year-old on the morning of the arrest following extensive investigative work and multiple enquiries.
A police spokesperson said: "A teenage boy has been arrested in connection with multiple burglaries across Solihull. Our Neighbourhood Crime Team have been investigating reports of four burglaries across Solihull that happened last week, where two high-performance cars were stolen. Following investigative work and multiple enquiries, the team arrested a 16-year-old boy this morning on suspicion of conspiracy to commit burglary. He currently remains in custody for questioning."
Impact on Community
The burglaries have raised concerns among residents in Solihull, particularly those who own high-value vehicles. The police have urged homeowners to remain vigilant and take steps to secure their properties and vehicles.
Further updates are expected as the investigation progresses.
