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Police Probe Wolverhampton Egg Attacks Targeting Bus Driver and Pedestrians

Transport officials report a sharp rise in antisocial behaviour across the West Midlands.

Overview

  • Video from around 7:30 p.m. on Feb. 14 shows hooded teens on Market Street throwing eggs into a bus, smashing eggs on a delivery rider’s helmet, and pelting a man after he confronted them.
  • West Midlands Police said the Safer Travel team is investigating the bus egging in Wolverhampton, calling antisocial behaviour a priority for the transport network.
  • No arrests linked to the Wolverhampton incident were reported in the coverage as the investigation continues.
  • Bus drivers describe worsening disorder across late 2024, citing assaults, smashed windows, and fears that influence when they choose routes.
  • British Transport Police recorded a 24% rise in antisocial behaviour to 40,034 incidents in 2024/25, with prior responses including nine Halloween arrests in Birmingham and a PSPO in Chelmsley Wood.