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As we mark the start of national Safer Business Week of Action, we have charged two women with shoplifting offences across Chorlton, Fallowfield and Didsbury.
A 16-year-old boy has today (Sunday 13 October 2024) been charged with attempted murder and possession of a bladed article, as detectives continue to investigate an incident on Hampden Crescent, Gorton, on Monday 7 October.
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We are investigating a collision between a bus and 7-year-old boy which occurred at 6.20pm yesterday (Saturday 12 October 2024), in Manchester.
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The team behind Operation Drever took home the Investigation of the Year Award at this year’s Chief Constable’s Annual Awards.
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Greater Manchester Police is continuing to work closely with partners and members of the community to tackle the scourge of hate crime, as people across the country mark national Hate Crime Awareness Week (HCAW).
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Zak Dearden (17/04/1988) was sentenced to 10 years at Manchester Minshull Street Crown Court after pleading guilty to 13 counts including possession of guns, ammunition, possession of drugs, being concerned in drug supply and drug manufacture.
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Matthew Alfredo (29/11/2005) of Wendon Road, Manchester was sentenced to three years yesterday (Thursday October 10 2024) at Manchester Crown Court after pleading guilty to three counts of possession of a firearm.
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Officers investigating an attack on a man in Manchester on Monday night (October 7) are appealing for information as they continue their enquiries.
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In the early hours of this morning (Thursday 10 October), specialist officers from across Greater Manchester Police executed 6 simultaneous warrants at addresses across North Manchester, West Yorkshire, and Staffordshire. Four men have been arrested in connection with firearms offences, and systematic house searches remain ongoing.
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In the last three years, 232 firearms have been taken out of the hands of criminals, and some of Greater Manchester’s most prolific offenders have received prison sentences totalling almost 500 years.