Terrified 居住（者）s have 明らかにする／漏らすd how their once 静かな 郊外 has been turned into a 'warzone' by ギャング（団）s of feral yobs - 含むing some as young as nine.?
地元のs living in Wollescote, Stourbridge, West Midlands, say they can't sleep and have 訴える手段／行楽地d to 任命する／導入するing CCTV cameras to make sure their homes are 安全な, while others have moved away 完全に.?
Police have been called in to patrol 地元の buses after several were vandalised by teen ギャング（団）s who 定期的に steal from shops, pelt peoples' homes with eggs, take cars on joyrides and even carry around machetes in 幅の広い daylight.?
In one shocking 出来事/事件 earlier this month, a group of youngsters stole a car and 衝突，墜落d it into a homeowner's Nissan Juke and 破壊するd his 塀で囲む before scarpering away on foot.
CCTV （映画の）フィート数 shows the stolen Honda 4x4 careering along the road before losing 支配（する）／統制する and ploughing into the parked car on Worton Road.
This the terrifying moment a 禁止（する）d of child ギャング（個々）s 粉砕する a stolen car into parked Nissan and 破壊する a 塀で囲む in a 郊外 in the?West Midlands,
The youngsters were caught on CCTV?Honda 4x4 ploughing into the parked car on Worton Road before they feld on foot
Kevin Smith, 69, who has lived on Worton Road for the past 47 years, said: 'We were in the 温室 and we heard an enormous bang.
'There was a car wedged in the 味方する of 地雷. There were three lads who 粉砕するd into it. It was pretty horrendous. Someone could have been killed.
'We sent the CCTV to the police. The police have got a lot of stuff that they can use, but there's no feedback from it.
'At the moment these young ギャング（団）s are running 暴動 on the street. They burgle, steal cars and go around on motorbikes 原因（となる）ing problems.
'They were throwing things at the bus as it went by. They got on the bus, 損失d it. It's pretty lawless around here at the moment.
'It used to be 静かな area but it's turned into a warzone.
'It's amazing how many people have been 影響する／感情d by these kids.?
'They know there are no consequences because the police don't 行為／法令／行動する.
'The number of people that are moving is ridiculous, this area is getting a 評判 for 存在 a bad place to live.'
ギャング（団）s have 的d a disused shop along the street, 粉砕するing it up and 略奪するing whatever items they can.
The 影響 of the horror 衝突，墜落 can be seen here, with the 塀で囲む of the driveway almost 完全に destroyed
The blue Nissan was also 厳しく 損失d in the in the 粉砕する, with a 抱擁する dent left on the 権利 乗客 door
The 塀で囲む to the 権利 of the house was also destroyed after youngsters lost 支配（する）／統制する of a?stolen Honda 4x4
Dudley 議員 Tim Crumpton, who 代表するs Wollescote 区, is pictured stood next to the 塀で囲む outside a house on Worton Road that was destroyed by youngsters
Londis 労働者 Yamuna Ramakrishnan, 21, said she was 疫病／悩ますd by shoplifters on a daily basis. She said: 'The kids steal chocolate and whatever else they can fit in their pockets.?
'They also take other other things from nearby shops and put them in our shop for a いたずら. They took 議長，司会を務めるs and put them in our shop.
'It's been happening for more than four months. They usually come usually around 8pm. They also 粉砕する up nearby shop doors. We call police but they run away.
'They just come in and 乱す the 顧客s. They don't 許す the 顧客s to come inside.
A 居住（者）, who did not wish to be identified, said: 'It's really scary, I am at my window all the while because they are throwing things and banging on doors.
'The 乱用 is horrible to hear, it makes you wonder what the world is coming to.
'I 港／避難所't had any sleep, you only have to hear something and you are at your window or looking at cameras.
'We shouldn't have to live like this, you are on tenterhooks all the while.'
Another 居住（者）, who was also too 脅すd to be 指名するd, said: 'It think it's got a lot worse in the last few years.
'There's a ギャング（団） of about 20 ごろつきs 老年の from about nine who are 原因（となる）ing all the problems.
Worton Road, where joyriders 衝突，墜落d a car into a 塀で囲む and 損失d another car
Londis 労働者 Yamuna Ramakrishnan, 21, who said the shop that she 作品 at is 疫病／悩ますd by shoplifters on a daily basis
Pictured is a bus stop on Wynall 小道／航路 that ギャング（団）s of feral youngsters 報道によれば climb on 最高の，を越す of
Another 塀で囲む 負かす／撃墜する on Springfield Avenue, which has also been 損失d by yobs
'My 隣人 had a For Sale 調印する up and they ripped it up and threw it over the green. They've also been going into a 隣人's garden.
'They've stolen knives out of a shop up the road and broken into a disused shop and 損失d things.
'On the bus they 断言する and throw things at people and they ripped the lights off the inside of the bus.
'They've 攻撃する，衝突する my kids with things on the bus. They have no 尊敬（する）・点, no 恐れる of the consequences because there aren't really any.
'The police are on the bus now because of the 問題／発行するs.
'One of these 凶漢s rammed into my 隣人's car with his pushbike and then 脅すd to を刺す them. People are 脅すd to leave their homes.'
Dudley 議員 Tim Crumpton, who 代表するs Wollescote 区, said there was a 罪，犯罪 'pandemic' 広範囲にわたる the area.
He said: 'When they're stealing they're nicking the car 重要なs. It's become a sort of pandemic.
'The police know them all. It all seems to centre around these kids on the motorbikes. On one occasion there was a guy walking around with a machete.
'The ones that are 原因（となる）ing the problems are anywhere between nine to 18.
'You'd see three or four of these lads walking up by the houses. Then in the evening, they burgle them.
'We have got to be able to do something about it, it can't be 許すd to destroy the neighbourhood.'
Rachel Gardener, CEO of the charity We Love Carers, said old people in the area 'don't feel 安全な in their homes anymore'
Dudley 議員 Tim Crumpton, who 代表するs Wollescote 区, said there was a 罪，犯罪 'pandemic' 広範囲にわたる the area
議員 Tim Crumpton and Rachael Gardener pictured together?in Wollescote, Stourbridge
Rachel Gardener, CEO of the charity We Love Carers, said: 'The old people around here don't feel 安全な in their homes anymore.
'The general behaviour of the kids even to the age of 12 or 13 is not appropriate.'
人物／姿／数字s show there were 119 報告（する）／憶測d 罪，犯罪s in February this year, 含むing 15 出来事/事件s of anti-social behaviour, nine 押し込み強盗s and 69 violent and 性の offences.
This compares with 103 報告（する）／憶測d 罪，犯罪s for the same month last year, when there were 50 violent and 性の offences 報告（する）／憶測d to West Midlands Police.
Neighbourhood police sergeant Nichola Chester said: 'We are 行為／行うing 正規の／正選手 patrols, the shops tend to be where these groups of children come to create a bit of havoc.
'Where we have identified those 伴う／関わるd they have also been 問題／発行するd with 関連した anti-social behaviour notices.
'It is about perception, you may not see us on every street corner but that doesn't mean we are not there, I will not 許容する that 肉親，親類d of behaviour in my 区s.
