Facebook Twitter Instagram
    Latest
    • Government efforts branded “half-hearted” as scale of environmental spending revealed
    • Lighthouse Family singer to perform in Birmingham
    • Birmingham City University’s Vice-Chancellor announces retirement plans
    • Charity to be boosted by NEC Group fundraising efforts
    • Digbeth animation studio given £250,000 funding boost to film new series
    • New Birmingham Royal Ballet company to launch inaugural UK tour
    • On loan defender leaves Aston Villa to return to Southampton
    • Four arrested after cars suspected of being stolen are found in Birmingham
    Birmingham Eastside
    • News
      • COVID-19
    • Sport
    • Culture
    • Politics
    • Contact us
    • Data
    Birmingham Eastside
    You are at:Home»News»Crime»Serving police officer jailed for assault

    Serving police officer jailed for assault

    0
    By Birmingham Eastside on December 9, 2022 Crime

    A serving police officer has been jailed for 12 weeks after being found guilty of assault.

    PC Neville Bridgewood was one of several officers who responded to a panic alarm on a bus outside Bilston bus station on 26th September last year.

    A man had failed to pay the fare and during an altercation PC Bridgewood pushed him, causing the man to fall and suffer a cut to his leg.

    A West Midlands Police spokesperson said:

    “Neighbourhood PC Bridgewood, aged 39, has been on non-front facing duties with West Midlands Police since charges were brought against him and has now been suspended. A misconduct hearing will be conducted in due course.

    “We expect the highest standards of conduct from our officers and will bring to justice those who fall below that standard including bringing criminal charges.”

    Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email
    Birmingham Eastside

    Related Posts

    Four arrested after cars suspected of being stolen are found in Birmingham

    Birmingham men arrested in connection with theft of £23,000 worth of boilers in Tamworth

    Driver jailed after death of man in Birmingham crash

    Leave A Reply Cancel Reply

    Listen
    bhameastside · LISTEN: How Covid-19 has impacted outpatient appointments across England and Wales
    Recent Posts
    • Government efforts branded “half-hearted” as scale of environmental spending revealed
    • Lighthouse Family singer to perform in Birmingham
    • Birmingham City University’s Vice-Chancellor announces retirement plans
    • Charity to be boosted by NEC Group fundraising efforts
    • Digbeth animation studio given £250,000 funding boost to film new series
    • New Birmingham Royal Ballet company to launch inaugural UK tour
    • On loan defender leaves Aston Villa to return to Southampton
    • Four arrested after cars suspected of being stolen are found in Birmingham
    Latest video stories
    April 5, 2022

    UK visas for Ukrainian refugees: long delays and an insecure scheme

    January 22, 2021

    WATCH: DAME and Shai Brides on live music in lockdown

    January 13, 2021

    WATCH: BE Talks – Black Country Blokes chat about mental health podcast

    Birmingham Eastside Talks
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qjjNdGmoqk
    About

    Birmingham Eastside covers news and events across Birmingham and the Midlands region in the UK.

    © 2023 ThemeSphere. Designed by ThemeSphere.

    Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.