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Four held in car clamping inquiry

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Police raids target car clampers

Three men and a woman have been arrested as part of an inquiry targeting car clampers in Birmingham.

They were taken into custody on suspicion of conspiracy to blackmail following early morning raids in Moseley, South Yardley and Tyseley.

It was part of a joint operation between West Midlands Police and Birmingham Trading Standards.

The offices of car clamping firm National Parking Control in Digbeth were also raided.



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