Boxing day Shooting and stabbing at the Bull Ring shopping centre

Left: The new Bull Ring Shopping centre - Birmingham.

Black/Asian gangs demonstrate the benefits of multiculturalism to thousands of shoppers.

The Daily Mail reports - Shoppers dived for cover at one of Europe's busiest shopping centres today after a youth was shot in a suspected gang clash.

Eyewitnesses described an apparent confrontation between two groups at Birmingham's Bullring centre and police originally reported that a second man had been stabbed in the head, although a spokesman later said his facial injuries may have been the result of being slashed with a knife.

The incident, which was captured on CCTV, happened close to the flagship Selfridges department store on what was expected to be one of the busiest shopping day of the year as shoppers flocked into city centres to take advantage of the Boxing Day sales.

West Midlands Police sent armed officers to the Bullring, which has two three-storey wings separated by a central pedestrianised plaza. A number of areas inside and outside the shopping centre were cordoned off, although it was thought the shooting took place outside the mall.

A police source said it appeared that one group of around eight youths had chased a second, smaller group, through a section of the shopping centre.

One of those being pursued, a 26-year-old man who suffered the minor facial injuries, is under arrest in hospital on suspicion of violent disorder.

The second man, aged 19, was shot in the leg and is also in an undisclosed hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

It is understood both men are black, although some of those involved in the violence were Asian, police said. Read more




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More diversity to celebrate as city bossess estimate two black gangs in Birmingham have cost the city 38,000 000 pounds

Burger Bar Killers who sprayed a new years eve party with machine gun bullets in 2005 killing two girls, showed no remorse in court and got 35 years each.





Above:Johnson Crew member Jermain Winston.

22/04/2008
A STUDENT repeatedly shot by a leading member (Jermain Winston) of a notorious Birmingham street gang (Johnson Crew) today told of his relief after the thug was jailed for a minimum 14 years.

6/02/2010
The Birmingham Mail reports: TWO warring Birmingham gang families have cost taxpayers a whopping £38 million, a shock report today revealed.

The inner-city crime families, including members of the notorious Johnson Crew and Burger Bar Boys gangs, have been a blight on communities since the 1970s piling up the human cost in lives while leaving scores of victims in their wake in the three-decade long feud.

City bosses estimate the cost to the criminal justice system to be an incredible £37.5 million, including prison, and probation costs over the last 30 years.

The figure is equal to nearly £40 for every person in Birmingham.

The total burden on the taxpayer is much higher once health, benefits, housing and education costs are included. Officials believe that there could be as many as ten such families in Birmingham all causing misery in their communities, while plundering the public purse on a huge scale. Read more