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A joint operation between Greater Manchester Police's Rochdale District and Rochdale Borough Council focused on deterring anti-social behaviour on the Metrolink is underway this month.
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The gathering at Beetham Tower was one of 74 incidents attended by GMP’s dedicated operation to significant COVID breaches, Operation Ocean, over the weekend (Friday 12 – Sunday 14 February 2021)
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Antonio Balde-Djau (14/10/2000) of no fixed abode, has been charged with two counts of attempt wounding with intent, assault by beating of an emergency worker and obstructing/resisting a constable in execution of duty.
Sebastjen Cepele (13/02/1991) of no fixed abode and Fatjon Deaconu (21/02/1987) of Crantock Street, Longsight have both been charged with being concerned in the supply of class B drugs and money laundering.
A 17-year-old boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, has been charged with four counts of assault of an emergency worker and section 47 assault
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William Ballantyne (05/05/1969), of Mill Road, Lanarkshire, was today (Friday 12 February 2021) sentenced at Manchester Crown Court to four years and three months imprisonment after pleading guilty to possession with intent to supply class A drugs.
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Six men - aged between 16 and 31 - were arrested on suspicion of firearms offences and criminal damage
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Prosecutors told Manchester Crown Court that on Saturday 26 September 2020, during an argument at a property on Leicester Road, Jak Kent (21/07/99) punched 49-year-old Lee Oates several times causing him to fall and sustain a serious head injury.
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Two men and a teenager who broke into a shopping centre in Droylsden and burgled a shop for drinks before attempting to burgle three more have been sentenced.
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Connor O'Casey (12/08/1997) of Bracken House, Charles Street, Manchester and Jack Brown (12/06/1994) of no fixed abode have today (Wednesday 10 February 2021) both been sentenced at Manchester Crown Court to life imprisonment, with a minimum of 27 years, after being found guilty of the murder of Leroy Hanley. Both men were also sentenced to 13 years imprisonment – set to run concurrently - after being found guilty of robbery.