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210423 WMPCC Holds No Car Theft Method Info’

REQUEST:

Please provide the car theft figures, month on month, by make and model, in excel format
since you first took at interest in 2018. If you could include, against each vehicle theft record,
the suspected method of theft, in particular whether it is believed to be security bypass i.e.
overcoming of security.

23/04/2021 a response to the request was received:

RESPONSE:

In response to your request, I can confirm that the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner
(OPCC) does not hold this information.

However, this information may be held by West Midlands
Police.

In order to be of some assistance, please see the following contact details should you wish to submit
your request to

West Midlands Police.
Freedom of Information Unit
West Midlands Police
PO Box 52, Lloyd House
Colmore Circus Queensway
Birmingham
B4 6NQ
E-mail: foi@west-midlands.police.uk

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