West Midlands Police Ordered Back To Base

Police in the West Midlands are investigating a potential security threat that led to its officers being called back to base.

A statement released by the West Midlands Police confirmed officers were given an "additional safety reminder" after information was received about officers' safety.

The safety advice included information about travelling to and from work in partial uniform.

Assistant Chief Constable Garry Forsyth said the action came after police received "information relating to the safety of West Midlands Police officers and police staff".

"There is nothing at this time to suggest there is an increased risk to members of the public," he said.

"We have taken the opportunity to remind all employees of the need to be vigilant. Our priority remains serving our communities and protecting them from harm.

"Officers remain on patrol and our staff continue to respond to calls for service as usual."

West Midlands Police say they are continuing to respond to 999 calls.

Sky's Sean Dilley said the security threat was a "fast-moving situation" which related to a "credible security threat".

"We have spoken to police officers from the area who confirmed two facts," Dilley said.

"The fact that officers have been called back to return to base, and also that they've been asked to watch out for each other when they are actually out on patrol.

"This is due to - (according) to the sources we've spoken to - a credible security threat."

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