It follows a man being found on a city street with leg injuries after his car was stolen.

A man is found with leg injuries in Birmingham in the early hours of Saturday.

It hit a bridge in Erdington affecting Cross Country services in parts of the West Midlands.

The man was arrested as part of a targeted campaign by police to tackle road-related crimes.

The Health and Safety Executive is being informed of the incident.

The killer stabbed Wallis Webb and then used his victim's bank cards at supermarkets and a takeaway.

The suspects, aged 17 to 46, are detained following an early-hours raid in Birmingham's Erdington area.

Wallis Webb, 65, a care home chef and former councillor, was found dead in February, a court hears.