Knife Crime Prevention Campaign results - Operation Sceptre
The latest knife crime prevention campaign from Greater Manchester Police (GMP) has seen 170 knives recovered and 82 people arrested during a week-long initiative.
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The latest knife crime prevention campaign from Greater Manchester Police (GMP) has seen 170 knives recovered and 82 people arrested during a week-long initiative.
Police have arrested eight people after executing warrants early this morning in connection with an investigation into the supply of class A drugs in Tameside
Officers were called at around 11.30am on Wednesday 18 November to reports that a man at the restaurant was threatening an employee with a knife off Whitefield Road, Bredbury
Detectives have released CCTV images of two men they would like to speak to following a robbery in Oldham.
Launch of ACT Early - a new dedicated safeguarding website and advice line from the specialists at Counter Terrorism Policing (CTP).
Michael Daly (23/12/1997) of Sandyhill Road, Manchester was yesterday (Monday 16 November 2020) sentenced at Manchester Crown Court to five years and six months in prison
Craig Mossop (14/02/1969), of Hartington Road, was sentenced to nine years today (Monday 16 November 2020) at Bolton Crown Court after previously pleading guilty to five driving offences, including death by dangerous driving
Police are appealing for witnesses following a burglary in Farnworth, Bolton
Assad Hussain (04/11/1997), of Maplewood Gardens, Bolton has been charged with causing death by dangerous driving.
Ahman Mirza 01.01.85 of Norris Street, Lincoln has been charged with three counts of attempted S18 wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, one count of violent disorder and one count of possession of an offensive weapon.