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Our Serious Collision Investigation Unit are appealing for information following a collision yesterday (Friday 5 June 2026) on Southmoor Road, Wythenshawe at around 9:55am.
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Two people have been arrested as part of a proactive investigation into reports of an illegal gambling premises operating in the city centre.
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This evening (Tuesday 26 May 2026), officers from Counter Terrorism Policing North West, alongside Greater Manchester Police, executed a warrant in Salford
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Officers from our Serious Collision Investigation Unit are appealing for information and witnesses following a fatal collision on Southmoor Road in Wythenshawe.
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A man in his 20s has been arrested on suspicion of possession with intent to supply after officers attended a potential cuckooing report in Wythenshawe.
E-bike Enabled Theft, Robbery and Drugs Offences
•Conducting high-visibility and plain-clothes patrols in hotspot locations identified through crime pattern analysis.
•Working with our Neighbourhood Tasking Team, CCTV operators and local officers to identify, track and intercept e-bike enabled offenders.
•Targeting known offenders through home visits, warrants and intelligence-led activity.
•Seizing illegally modified e-bikes and taking enforcement action for associated traffic and drugs offences.
•Engaging with local businesses and delivery riders to provide crime-prevention advice and encourage reporting of suspicious activity.
Begging
•Joint patrols with partner agencies including the Local Authority Outreach Team, Rough Sleeper Team and commissioned support services.
•Offering immediate support pathways including accommodation referrals, substance-misuse support, and safeguarding interventions.
•Using problem-solving patrol plans around persistent begging hotspots.
•Taking proportionate enforcement action where individuals refuse support and continue to cause harassment, alarm, or distress, including use of Community Protection Warnings/Notices where appropriate.
3.Community Engagement
•Hold regular community meetings, forums and feedback sessions to address concerns, promote open communication, and improve accountability
•Develop joint initiatives with partners to tackle issues highlighted of importance within the community such as anti-social behaviour and youth crime.
•Attend community events to improve relationships, increase accessibility to officers and visibility of officers within the community
•Use social media and online platforms to share regular updates, ensuring communication reaches diverse groups, including those who may not normally engage with police.
