British Transport Police.

Various British Transport Police seen in Birmingham city centre on Thursday 26th Septemeber 2019 all within in an hour of each other. 

British Transport Police Mercedes Benz Vito.

British Transport Police Mercedes Benz Vito Armed Response Vehicle, LD68 KXW (SBC) seen here at New Street Railway Station, plenty more BTP goodness to come tommorrow.

British Transport Police.

British Transport Police Ford Kuga Incident Response Vehicle, LJ64 MVL (C622) which was based in Birmingham but has now been relocated elsewhere in the country and in Birmingham has been replaced by LJ19 DVZ. 

Birmingham based British Transport Police Mercedes Benz Vito Armed Response Vehicles, LD68 KXW (SBC) and LJ18 FNC (SBA), photos taken earlier in the year to make way for newer photos to uploaded over the coming days.

West Midlands Police Unmarked Audi A6's.

West Midlands Police Unmarked Audi A6 Armed Response Vehicles, thanks to the AFO's for setting up the shot in the photo and also the AFO's also for allowing photos in the following shots.

West Midlands Ambulance Service Fiat Ducato's.

West Midlands Police/Central Motorway Police Group Unmarked Skoda Octavia Scout.

West Midlands Police/Central Motorway Police Group Unmarked Skoda Octavia Scout Collision Investigation Unit.

Various West Midlands Police.

West Midlands Police Land Rover Discovery, BX62 AXK (HP66).

West Midlands Police Vauxhall Vivaro, BX19 GJF, (WS27).

West Midlands Police Vauxhall Insignia, BX67 FRR (R005).

West Midlands Police Vauxhall Insignia, BX65 HFV (R114).

West Midlands Police Vauxhall Insignia, BX66 KGY (LD04).

West Midlands Police Peugeot Boxer, BX62 AON (PL52).

West Midlands Police Vauxhall Corsa, BX15 FLB (BW50).

West Midlands Police Peugeot Expert, BX14 FKB (FSR008).

BX62 AXK is a former Counter Terrorism Unit (Funded) Unit but is now a Hire Pool vehicle and can be seen in that photo being used by Bronze Command during a football match, BX19 GJF is a Walsall based Police Support Unit, BX67 FRR and BX65 HGY are both Force Response vehicles, FRR is seen attending a call to Birmingham Children's Hospital while HGY is on the scene of an unwell along with the West Midlands Ambulance Service, BX66 KGY is a Driver Trading Unit but is being used on that occasion by the Football Unit, BX62 AON is primarily a Mobile Police Station, BX15 FLB can be seen outside Ladywood Fire Station and finally BX14 FKB was seen at the site of a protest in the Jewellery Quarter,