A man has received a conditional caution from West Midlands Police following alleged assaults that occurred during the Reform UK conference in Birmingham earlier this month. The caution was given after the man voluntarily participated in an interview as part of an ongoing investigation into several incidents. Two other men have also been interviewed voluntarily, and the police continue to seek information from anyone who witnessed or was affected by the events. Footage from the event appeared to show protesters being physically restrained by members of the audience and being removed from the conference. One protester was seen with her hair pulled and struck with a walking stick. These incidents took place during disruptions of party leader Nigel Farage's speech on September 4. The police have urged victims to come forward, referencing log 1106 from September 3. A conditional caution is a formal acknowledgment of guilt, typically used for minor offenses. It may involve conditions such as fines, community service, or other forms of rehabilitation, but does not result in a criminal record. The police are still investigating the full extent of the incidents and are encouraging anyone with information to contact them. The events have raised concerns about the conduct during political gatherings and the treatment of protesters. Authorities are emphasizing the importance of reporting any incidents to ensure a thorough investigation and to support those affected. As the inquiry continues, the police are working to gather all available evidence and testimonies to understand the full context of what occurred.