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Construction worker gets battered in Birmingham. Police actually investigate. Miraculously, it leads to an armed gang (yes, its the usual suspects) who treated the West Midlands like their personal armoury. Days later, officers stop a BMW heading for Wolverhampton. Linked to the attack, of course. Inside: loaded handgun, ammo,...

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Three Men Jailed In Coventry After Police Discover Shotguns & Handguns In Parked Car. Dramatic bodycam footage has captured the moment armed officers stormed a Coventry address and ordered a young suspect to surrender, only for him to brazenly throw a bag of cocaine out of his bedroom window seconds before being cuffed. Tyreece Barnett-Leslie, just 18, of Crediton Close, was one of three men jailed after West Midlands Police recovered a chilling cache of two shotguns and two handguns, complete with ammunition, hidden inside a Vauxhall Corsa parked on a driveway in Wappenbury Road, Wood End, on 11 November 2025. The vehicle was parked outside a property linked to Kai Williams, 27. Officers raided the address the next day and discovered the car key was in a bedroom drawer, alongside cocaine, scales and a collection of burner phones. Forensic scientists later found Williams DNA on one of the handguns and one of the shotguns, and his fingerprints were discovered on the bag the weapons were stored in. Further DNA analysis on the firearms linked two more suspects: Junior Dube, 23, of Purcell Road, and teenager Barnett-Leslie. When officers examined Barnett-Leslie’s phone they uncovered a series of Snapchat messages from Dube containing multiple photos of guns, including clear images of the recovered shotgun and the handgun that carried both men’s DNA. At Warwick Crown Court Kai Williams, 27, admitted possession of a handgun, a sawn-off shotgun and possession of cocaine with intent to supply and was jailed for seven years and 11 months. Junior Dube, 23, admitted possession of a sawn-off shotgun and a handgun and received five years and one month. Tyreece Barnett-Leslie, 18, admitted possession of a handgun, criminal cash and possession of cocaine with intent to supply and was sentenced to four years. Detective Chief Inspector Amar Patel of West Midlands Police said: "It was a significant recovery of four deadly weapons, which were no doubt being used to spread fear and violence in the West Midlands. Great forensic and investigative work has meant that they have now been taken off the streets, and three criminals put behind bars for many years." #UKNews #CrimeNews #WestMidlands #Coventry

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