Stabbing in Wednesbury: 1 murdered at Market place in Wednesbury

Stabbing in Wednesbury Today: A person has been reportedly murdered outside the pub in Wednesbury today. The cops have blocked off Wednesbury’s marketplace. Police suggest it may be for most of the day. Until the cordon is lifted, Walsall Community Transport services 65 and 67 will not be allowed to serve the Market Place stop. Due to the incident, neither automobiles nor pedestrians can access it. Thus, anyone traveling to Wednesbury should take another route.

A Black Country market is currently sealed off by police following a stabbing in the early hours of Tuesday. The emergency service was called to Market Place, Wednesbury, just after midnight, where they found a man with serious injuries.

The victim was taken to hospital. Meanwhile, a cordon has been placed around stalls that would have been open for customers as police carry out their investigations.

Police are also looking for a man 6 ft. 3 in a blue-speaking Eastern European with a residing hairline. According to reports, the man reportedly attacked a homeowner in Wellcroft Street Wednesbury. When the 83-year-old man was protecting his 80-year-old wife, the suspect allegedly knocked on the door between 3.45 and 4.15, demanded money, and then barged into the bungalow and kicked him in the neck.

He suffered cuts and bruises to his face and knuckles, as well as bruises on his wrists. He then allegedly stole forty bucks from the woman’s purse and fled the property. No image of the suspect has been made public at the time of this report.

Wednesbury is a market town in Sandwell in the West Midlands County, England. It is located near the source of the River Tame and is part of the Black Country.