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15:28 26/05/2026At around 4pm on Monday 25 May 2026, we were called to reports of a concern for welfare at an address on Tweedale Street, Rochdale.
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At around 4pm on Monday 25 May 2026, we were called to reports of a concern for welfare at an address on Tweedale Street, Rochdale.
Earlier this evening (25/05/26), officers responded to reports of a concern for welfare at an address on Tweedale Street, Rochdale at around 4pm.
Our specialist CSE Major Investigation Team are continuing to make progress with complex, non-recent CSE cases, as our wider teams also tackle reports of modern-day CSE, such as the case of Omar Saif (pictured) who has been jailed.
In the early hours of this morning (Wednesday 18 February 2026), our Serious Crime Division led the arrests of 23 men linked to an Organised Crime Group in Greater Manchester.
Bradley Price (09/08/06), of St Agnes Court, Whalley Road, Middleton, has been charged with multiple offences following a road traffic collision, in which a woman walking with a pram was injured.
We are working proactively to reduce and detect burglary offences, using targeted patrols, crime‑prevention advice, and intelligence‑led activity to protect homes and businesses.
We are also committed to tackling anti‑social behaviour, responding swiftly to concerns, supporting vulnerable individuals, and working with partners to create safer, more welcoming neighbourhood spaces.
Road safety remains a key concern, and we continue to address speeding and inconsiderate motorists through enforcement, education, and high‑visibility operations designed to keep our streets safe for everyone.
Alongside these priorities, we are actively gathering intelligence linked to organised crime, helping us disrupt criminal networks and address issues such as drug supply that can harm our community.
Issued 01 June 2026
Burglary reduction and detection: Targeted patrols in hotspot areas, crime‑prevention visits, and intelligence‑led enquiries to identify offenders and protect homes.
Anti‑social behaviour: Regular engagement with residents, swift response to reports, partnership work with housing, youth services and local agencies to reduce repeat issues and support those affected.
Speeding and inconsiderate driving: High‑visibility traffic operations, use of speed‑monitoring equipment, and enforcement against dangerous or irresponsible motorists.
Organised crime and drug supply: Active intelligence gathering, joint work with specialist teams, and targeted activity to disrupt criminal networks operating in the area.
Actioned 01 June 2026