Birmingham Men Charged After Foot Chase Yields Firearms and Drugs Birmingham Men Charged After Foot Chase Yields Firearms and Drugs

Adnan Haider and Dayyan Mahmood face charges relating to weapons and driving. Police stopped them in Landor Street, Saltley, and subsequently arrested them after a chase in the same location in Birmingham on Friday, February 21.

Police found machetes and a sawn-off shotgun at the scene. Officers also discovered suspected Class B drugs. Adnan Haider and Dayyan Mahmood were questioned by police.

Both men now face weapons charges and remain in custody. They will appear in court Saturday, February 22. Police reported the foot chase in Birmingham. Adnan Haider, 21, from Nansen Road, Saltley, faces firearms charges, charges for a bladed article, and driving offenses, including driving disqualified and uninsured.

Dayyan Mahmood, 19, is from Landor Street. He faces firearm possession charges and is also charged with possessing a bladed article.

Both men remain in custody currently and are scheduled to appear in court today, February 22. Police seized items after the chase, including a shotgun, machetes, and Class B drugs. The chase took place in Washwood Heath on February 21.

These arrests are part of Operation Target, West Midlands Police’s initiative that targets serious crime and organised crime.

Adnan Haider and Dayyan Mahmood face charges relating to weapons and driving. Police stopped them in Landor Street, Saltley, and subsequently arrested them after a chase in the same location in Birmingham on Friday, February 21.

Police found machetes and a sawn-off shotgun at the scene. Officers also discovered suspected Class B drugs. Adnan Haider and Dayyan Mahmood were questioned by police.

Both men now face weapons charges and remain in custody. They will appear in court Saturday, February 22. Police reported the foot chase in Birmingham. Adnan Haider, 21, from Nansen Road, Saltley, faces firearms charges, charges for a bladed article, and driving offenses, including driving disqualified and uninsured.

Dayyan Mahmood, 19, is from Landor Street. He faces firearm possession charges and is also charged with possessing a bladed article.

Both men remain in custody currently and are scheduled to appear in court today, February 22. Police seized items after the chase, including a shotgun, machetes, and Class B drugs. The chase took place in Washwood Heath on February 21.

These arrests are part of Operation Target, West Midlands Police’s initiative that targets serious crime and organised crime.