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Man charged after roof tiles lobbed onto street

Birmingham Mail

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March 19, 2026

SUSPECT 'LUCKY NOT TO FALL' DURING TENSE STAND-OFF WITH POLICE

- JAMES CARTLEDGE News Reporter

Man charged after roof tiles lobbed onto street

THIS was the moment a man perched high on a Birmingham rooftop was said to have “launched tiles” at the emergency services during a tense standoff.

Police were called after a suspect was spotted climbing across the top of several houses in Selly Oak.

Footage captured on a mobile phone showed a man wobbling as he balanced on the roofs before he started ripping up tiles and hurling them to the street below.

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