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called to reports of a fight between two groups of people on land off Hollins Road, Limeside at around 5.25pm on Saturday.
One man, 18, and three 16-year-old boys, were arrested on suspicion of violent disorder.One suspect was tracked down by officers from the police dog unit.All four remain in custody, GMP said.Another boy, 16, was suffered a minor injury that did not require hospital treatment.Inspector Mark Lewis of GMP's Oldham District said: "Thanks to the swift response of our officers we
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iOS and Android.Detective Chief Inspector Mick Carr, of the divisional acquisitive crime team, said: "Officers from Ayrshire have worked alongside our partners and the community in order to gather information relating to these incidents."This partnership approach has resulted with the positive arrest of two males.
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direct to your inboxA man has suffered facial injuries after police were called to reports of a group of men fighting with weapons.Officers were called to Ogden Lane in Openshaw at around 4.10pm today (Monday, 15 March) to reports of violence.One man sustained facial injuries during the fight, police said.They are not believe to be serious.An investigation has been launched by Greater Manchester Police.No arrests have been made.A spokesperson for GMP said: "Police were called at 4.10pm to
direct to your inboxPolice have issued over one hundred fines this weekend as people continue to break lockdown restrictions.The force said 135 fines had been handed out between Friday and Sunday to people attending house parties, meeting in large groups indoors and outoors, and for leaving the house without a valid reason.Officers also fined a number of people who travelled to Manchester Airport to wave a passenger off, and for failing to isolate after international travel.Last week, step one
direct to your inbox Three men have been arrested after the George Floyd mural in Manchester's Northern Quarter was damaged again.
Ayrshire home.Officers were called to a property in Shavian Terrace in Kilwinning yesterday morning, it has been confirmed today.Cops say that the death is currently being treated as "unexplained" but isn't considered to be suspicious. A Police Scotland spokesman said: "We received a report shortly after 11.05am on Wednesday, March 10 relating to the sudden death of a man at a property on Shavian Terrace in Kilwinning.
arrested in connection with the disappearance of a missing mother following a raid on a plush Scots pad.