Programme Challenger: how officers have successfully continued to disrupt and dismantle ...
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Programme Challenger is Greater Manchester’s partnership response to serious and organised crime.
Officers are appealing for information following a collision between two cars on the M60 near Stockport.
Officers have made two arrests in the early hours of this morning, as investigations into a firearms discharge at an address in Oldham continues. At around 1pm on Sunday 15 February 2026, we were called to reports of criminal damage at an address on School House Road in Oldham.
The S60 order – which gives officers additional stop and search powers – that was put in place of Thursday 12 February, has been extended until 6.30pm tonight (Saturday 14 February).
Armed officers were deployed to an address on West View, Audenshaw, shortly after 3.00pm yesterday (Friday 13 February 2026) following reports of an aggravated burglary.
In the early hours of this morning, officers from our Wigan Domestic Abuse Teams and Neighbourhood Tasking Teams made three arrests in relation to breach of protection orders, domestic abuse and harassment.
The new District Commander of Stockport, Chief Superintendent Natalie Dalby, oversaw her first Operation AVRO yesterday (Thursday 12 February 2026), with 86 arrests being made for a range of offences.
Two men have been given life sentences and a third jailed for their parts in a foiled terrorist plot intended to target the Jewish community in Greater Manchester.
Today, Friday 13 February 2026, we have witnessed justice for a two-year-girl, Omra Wali Jan, who died in February 2024 after suffering a non-accidental brain injury less than three months earlier.
A man has been charged following the execution of a series of warrants in the Wythenshawe area yesterday morning (12 February).