Bordesley Green murder investigation launched as woman found with serious injuries

West Midlands Police are urgently appealing for information after a woman died after sustaining serious injuries in local neighbourhood on Friday night

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A woman aged in her 40s was found with serious injuries on North Holme, off Garrison Lane in Bordesley Green shortly after 7pm on Friday (January 28).

Despite the best effort of medical professionals she died at the scene.

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Police are urgently appealing for information from anyone who witnessed anything suspicious in the area.

What have the investigating officers said about the murder investigation in their own words?

DI Jim Colclough from the our homicide unit said, "Our thoughts are with the woman’s family at this really sad time.

“They are now being supported by specialist officers as they come to terms with what has happened.

"Our investigations are in the early stages, and a scene is currently being held around Garrison Lane as we continue to forensically examine the area. So we thank members of the public for their patience.

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"We know this is a busy area and we are appealing for anyone with dash cam footage or CCTV, or anyone who witnessed anything to contact us."

North Holme off Garrison Lane in Bordesley GreenNorth Holme off Garrison Lane in Bordesley Green
North Holme off Garrison Lane in Bordesley Green

Inspector Harjit Ubhi from Birmingham West said, “This is truly a tragic incident and my heart goes out to the woman’s family”

“We know this will be a huge shock to neighbours and the local community. There will be an increase in police presence around the area to offer reassurance to people with concerns.

What do I do if I have any information that could help police?

Anyone with information can contact officers by clicking on: West Midlands Police and going to Live or by calling 101. Please quote log 3492 of 28/01/22.

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