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GMP have continued its Winter crime blitz across City of Manchester as teams tackle issues that people want us to act on including retail crime, anti-social behaviour, violence against women and girls, and the night-time economy.
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Officers have secured charges for three more people in relation to a stabbing in Bury.
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We have carried out over 900 stops and made over 100 arrests for drink and drug driving since the start of Operation Limit on 1 December.
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Our Serious Collision Investigation Unit (SCIU) are appealing for information following a fatal collision at around 6.50pm on Thursday 18 December on Greenfield Lane, in Shaw in Oldham.
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Three men from Tameside have been handed lengthy prison sentences after committing a series of robberies.
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Four police staff members have been dismissed and added to the policing barred list as part of our Anti-Corruption Unit’s proactive investigation into abnormal key stroke behaviour – or ‘key jamming’ – on GMP-issued devices.
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Domestic Abuse Protection Orders (DAPOs) have now been live for one year across GM, launching in eight districts, with just Oldham and Salford left to join in the new year. In just one year, we’ve issued over 500 DAPOs and continue to manage offenders and keep victims safe from all types of abuse.
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Officers have secured charges for three people and have arrested a further three men in relation to a stabbing in Bury.
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Very early this morning (Thursday 18 December 2025), officers from our Challenger unit, alongside our Tactical Aid Unit (TAU) conducted four warrants across Royton as part of an investigation into a suspected organised crime group (OCG) suspected to be distributing class A substances across the Oldham area.
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Last month, our officers joined forces with His Majesty’s Prison and Probation Service (HMPPS) and the North West Regional Organised Crime Unit (NWROCU) to disrupt and prevent serious organised crime linked to prison communities.