Running battles and shootings erupt in Birmingham (between black and Pakistani drug gangs)

Left: B6 slash Mob of Aston Birmingham.

"I feel sorry for your mothers".

However, I feel more sorry for the mothers of the indigenous youth of Birmingham, who have to put up with the likes of such scum.

The Sunday Mercury omitts any race details from this story. Bordsley Green is 90% Muslim however.

The Mercury mentions the B6 Slash gang from Aston. This episode appears to be more black/Asian drug warfare on the streets of Birmingham.

Large area's of Birmingham are now major centres for Heroin dealing, Cocain dealing, and Marajuna production.

And Birmingham was in the running for the recent Capitol of culture bid.

What a joke!

Capitol of multicultural crime would be more fitting.

Below B6 Slash mob (presumably as in slash you with a knife) video.



The Sunday Mercury reports four people, including a 16 year-old girl, were shot outside a busy Birmingham pub after gang violence erupted on the city’s streets.

The running battle was sparked by an argument in the Victoria Inn in Cattell Road, Bordesley Green area at about 2.20am yesterday morning.

The young girl and three men, who were all in their 20s, needed hospital treatment after the shoot-out.

None of those injured had life-threatening injuries but the shocking incident brought back memories of the deaths of Letisha Shakespeare, 17, and Charlene Ellis, 18, who were shot dead by mistake outside a hair salon in Aston in January 2003.

Eye-witnesses said a fight started inside the pub during a party and spilled out onto the road, where at least six shots were fired.

The 16 year-old girl was hit by a bullet in the stomach. The injuries sustained by the men were last night unknown.

A number of those involved were believed to be from the B6 Slash gang, which comes from Aston, sparking renewed fears of tit-for-tat violence.

“There were a set of lads arguing over something,” said a teenage girl who was in the Victoria at the time.

“They started fighting. Suddenly, lots of them were punching this one boy.

“He was going to leave the pub to escape them, but people were telling him to stay put because someone outside had a gun.

“I stayed in the pub but they all went out into the street.

“I heard six shots fired. The girl got hit in the stomach but it was from an accidental ricochet.

“I was terrified. The police came about 30 minutes later and everyone got sent home.”

Another witness told how one injured youngster fled the gang violence, before collapsing more than 300 yards away. Read more