West Midlands Police have confirmed that a man has been issued a caution in connection with a series of assaults that took place after protesters disrupted a Reform UK conference.
Officers said they are investigating multiple incidents reported in the aftermath of the disruption. The force has not released detailed information about the number of alleged assaults or the exact circumstances in which they occurred.
The conference, organised by the Reform UK party, was interrupted by demonstrators, prompting a police response and subsequent enquiries. Organisers and attendees were affected by the disturbance, officials said, and the event was unable to continue as planned while matters were addressed.
Police enquiries remain ongoing. The force has indicated that further action could follow as investigators review evidence and speak to witnesses. The matter highlights the potential for political gatherings to attract opposing demonstrations and for those events to escalate into criminal incidents.
Reform UK is a national political party that holds organised conferences and public events; such gatherings have at times drawn protests from opponents. Authorities said they will provide updates if there are significant developments in the investigation.