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Here we have a story that has brought a massive amount of pride to sparkhill and many other nations, the success of a 18 year old hoodlum from the most corrupt streets in birmingham, who finally after many years of hard work achieved his life long dream of becoming a rap star. Juso Muminovic is now a worldwide rap star with a record breaking 1o number 1 singles in one year. He started off at the local community centre where he attended on a daily basis due to the fact that all schools rejected him because of his bad attandance. The young success had a history of violence and bad experi-ences with family affecting everything in his childhood “growing up on an estate affected my childhood greatly, seeing thiings a yound child shouldn’t have, my mum had lost her job when I was just three years old, this started many other prob

The youngster dreamt of be-ing a rap star ever since he can remember, he says “When I was a kid, I used to go shopping with my mum occassionally and we used to go window shopping rather than actually buying what I wanted as we couldn’t afford alot. I’d go to all of the designer shops and look at really expen-sive clothes. All the assisstants and owners would look at me like he’s not gonna be buying any-thing and they were tright. I was never the kind of kid who felt sad because I would never have these kinda clothes, I was the kind who would think about the future, I knew that if I put my head to it, if I was determined enough, I

lems, because my parents weren’t together any moire, money was a big issue, whenh I was old enougfh to understand this, I took it into my hands as the man of the house to find the soloution, whatever you do, if it don’t make money, it don’t make sense”Juso was a regular member at the local youth centre “StudZ”for two years when his youth workers encouraged him to step up and sign on to twitter, which is the cause of his fame now, “I signed up on twitter first because i knew that was how I would get my connections, by following the people who he though may have helped him achieve his life-long dream. He fol-lowed rap-star Dr Dre, Jay-Z and 50 Cent, through following them, he saw many followers posting their latest video and asking the stars to watch them for their advice and approval.

This encouraged him as it would be the best way forwartd, “I saw quite a few people posting their videos and record-ings on their walls and I thought yeah why not?this could be the beginning of my career so I did the same, the first video I posted was to Jay-Z, I sent him a message saying hi can you watch this video and tell me what you think, but I didn’t recieve a reply, I waited for a month but I didn’t get anything, so I went back to the youth centre and improved it a LOT and sent it again but I still didn’t get anything back, so I posted it on Dr Dre’s wall and got a reply the next day. He asked me my name, age etc all the basic stuff and ar-ranged to meet with me the same week and now I’m on his label currently re-cording my 12th single which is going great, my advice to other youngsters, don’t stop trying, carry on untill you succeed”

knew that if I held onto my dream long enough, I’d make it reality and instead of just window shopping, dreaming of wearing clothes like this, I would be the owner of things like this, one day, and many more”He weekly donates money to the youth centre to provide equipment for the children who rap and sing. That includes sound equipment, studios and microphones.He now has a brand called “J.M” that sell a variety of menswear for half the price of designer clothes. “These garms are the same qual-ity as any other top selling brand, ARMANI, GUCCI you name it, the only differece is that I’ve made sure these aren’t as expensive, I want young kids these days to be able to afford the kind of clothes they want.

Police constable Mike Warren of Sparkhill Police Station has been charged with im-proper conduct and the handling of 17 year old Sarah Wilks. Wilks was seen by members of the public being taken to Sparkhill Police station for causing loud noise and disturbing behaviour due to being heavily drunk in the early hours of Saturday morning. Wilks was out enjoying her weekend with friends Mela-nie Vaughn, Kim Asher and Otto Bains. They were reported for being drunken and disor-derly by three local shopkeepers, two from supermarkets nearby and the owner of local newsagents. They had been accused of mak-ing excessive noise and constantly wandering in and out of shops harassing customers for various items in the shop they weren’t able to afford and being violent and verbally abusive. Despite all four of the group doing so, Sarah Wilks was taken alone to the station. Dra-matic video footage has emerged of a police sergeant dragging the teenage girl to cell and throwing her inside. This can be seen at www.sparkhilltimes.co.uk. He claims to have “accidently” been a little too harsh than usual, an “accident “that led to his suspension.Wilks was left with severe gashes to the right-hand corner of her fore head and brutal scars across her face. She was also left with

expected of a police officer bringing this unacceptable incident to the attention of another supervisor”Smith said 16,000 people a year were dealt with in Birmingham custody centres in what could be a hostile environment, adding“Whilst that is unacceptable, the reality is that policing is complex and dif-ficult, and again we repeat (that) there can never be any excuse for excessive behav-iour by police officers or police staff”The assistant chief constable said there had been no other serious assaults of this nature, adding “Although there have been a total of 13 complaints of assault, none have been substantiated following investigation”Sarah spent her weekend out on the town with friends celebrating her 17th birthday. She was illegally let into a club without I.D and was later thrown out for drunken and disorderly behaviour. The manager of the club “Legs 11” was called out onto the dance platform to remove the youngster and her friends for disrupting and abusing other customers. The other customers watching the arguments and fighths said “She looked over 18 and she was really bad, like she was pushing people and spitting in their drinks laughing, she looked drugged”The manager of the club have been charged for letting under age customers enter the premises and selling them alcohol.

“PC MANHANDLES TEENAGE GIRL”

bruises on both wrists by which she was dragged across the floor of the cell.CCTV footage shows how PC Warren threw Wilks to the ground causing severe injury to the head. She was made unconscious by the force and was left covered in blood.The officer was convicted of assault causing actual bodily harm at Birmingham Magistrates Court last week and is due to be sentenced in mid-march. He faces a formal disciplinary hear-ing next month and is currently suspended on full pay.

Wilks, now 18 told Sparkhill Times “Icouldn’t tell what was going on and I couldn’t control myself because I was drunk but even I knew that how I was being treated was wrong. When I finally gained consciousness, I tried to piece everything together and figure out what had hap-pened, I was still a little out of it but after 10 minutes I fully understood what had happened…..I was scared for my life, I didn’t know if I’d make it out alive.The stories we hear now, we can’t even trust the police anymore, the people who are supposed to help us just make things worse” In a detailed statement, Birmingham Po-lice’s assistant Chief Constable Eric Smith said “We are very concerned when anyone is injured in our custody, and the court has decided that this injury was a result of a criminal assault by Sergeant Mike Warren, full pay.Wilks, now 18 told Sparkhill Times “Icouldn’t tell what was going on and I couldn’t control myself because I was drunk but even I knew that how I was being treated was wrong. When I finally gained consciousness, I tried to piece everything together and figure out what had hap

pened, I was still a little out of it but after 10 minutes I fully understood what had happened…..I was scared for my life, I didn’t know if I’d make it out alive.The stories we hear now, we can’t even trust the police anymore, the people who are supposed to help us just make things worse” In a detailed statement, Birmingham Po-lice’s assistant Chief Constable Eric Smith said “We are very concerned when anyone is injured in our custody, and the court has decided that this injury was a result of a criminal assault by Sergeant Mike Warren,a member of Birmingham Police who was performing duty as a custody sergeant at the time. “We respect the decision of the Court, and the forcehas formally apologised to Sarah Wilks and her family for the assault she suffered while in our care.“People have a right to expect that the police will always act by placing the safety and welfare of the public as their first prior-ity.“This is particularly so when in Police Custody when, irrespective of the reason for their detention, people should feel and be safe.He praised the officer who had reported the incident, saying she had “performed her duty in accordance with the highest standards

She was thrown out at quarter past 10 and left alone wandering the streets drunk.

Half an hour after her dismissal, a nearby corner shop rang the police to report a young girl causing disruption and distress to the customers of his shop. He said “She was clearly drunk and I had to ask her to leave 3 times, every time she left, she’d come back pestering the customers to bguy her alcohol and ciggarettes, I told them all to ignore her but then she’d just attack them”

The youngster has now been fully compen-sated for the behaviour inflicted on her by PC Warren. The manager of the club “Legs 11”will be fined in court this August.

Above, Sarah Wilks and boyfriend Ateek Rehamn 3 hours before the incident