Two arrests over attack on 94-year-old Emma Winnall in her bed The pair were taken to a police station in the West Midlands where they remain in police custody. A police spokesman said: "The woman, 56, and the man, 28, were arrested at their home in the Hall Green area of Birmingham just before 6.30am on suspicion of assault. The dawn arrests were made following routine police enquiries and were not a result of information from the public. The great-grandmother's son, John, 65, said he was "relieved" at the arrests. He said his mother was stable in hospital and a "lot better than she was." Police offered a £5,000 reward for information on the crime and released images of the widow's bloodied face. Mrs Winnall, who has five children, seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren, has lived alone since her husband Frank died six years ago aged 91. At the time West Midlands Police Detective Chief Inspector Sarb Johal, said: "It doesn't appear anything was stolen from the lady's home and the interior was largely undisturbed. He added: "This is a truly sickening attack on a defenceless, frail lady as she slept in her own home.