Officers continuing to utilise Herbert Protocol to support missing vulnerable people
Greater Manchester Police is continuing to utilise the Herbert Protocol while encouraging further sign-ups from families and carers of vulnerable people.
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Greater Manchester Police is continuing to utilise the Herbert Protocol while encouraging further sign-ups from families and carers of vulnerable people.
A number of registered sex offenders have been arrested during the first three months of our deployment of Live Facial Recognition (LFR) technology.
More than 200 children have been safeguarded, and multiple suspects have been disrupted in the last two years through proactive policing and partnership working in Manchester.
Greater Manchester Police is a 24/7 operation keeping our communities safe every day of the year
Katie Struttman has been awarded the Student Officer Chief Constable Award 2025!
A number of police officers and staff have been recognised for their contributions to Greater Manchester Police and the communities they serve, both on the front line and behind the scenes.
The LFR vans were deployed in Piccadilly Gardens yesterday (07/11/25) and the cameras spotted a man who had been wanted by the Metropolitan Police since July.
Two people have been charged with court offences following the utilisation of Live Facial Recognition in Bolton Town Centre yesterday.
Trafford neighbourhood officers have had a busy few months getting out and about in the local community, whether that’s been engaging with residents, tackling crime head on or providing visible reassurance across the district.
Officers are appealing for information after a woman was injured in a collision in Bredbury earlier this month.