West Midlands Police is facing calls to rebuild trust after the controversial decision to ban Israeli fans from a football match in Birmingham led to the resignation of Chief Constable Craig Guildford. The force admitted to overstating security threats and failing to consult with Jewish groups, prompting criticism from local leaders and the wider community. An official review found that the police had used incorrect information, including data generated by artificial intelligence, and misled parliament about their actions. The Independent Office for Police Conduct is continuing its investigation, while community members urge the police to work closely with both Jewish and Muslim groups to restore confidence. The new acting chief constable, Scott Green, is expected to lead efforts to repair relations and address concerns over accountability and transparency.