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Police have issued an appeal for information after a gang of youths terrorised a housing estate in Salford. Officers from the Salford Neighbourhood Team said the group have been causing anti-social behaviour by pelting eggs at houses and cars throughout the Blossom Way estate.

Two men have been arrested after a sprawling cannabis farm was found at a house in north Manchester. Police made the discovery after they were called to reports of an 'attempted burglary in progress' at the property on Oak Bank Avenue in Harpurhey at around 11:30pm on Monday night.

GMP have found illegal cigarettes and tobacco worth more than £4,000 in south Manchester. The haul was collected as part of Neighbourhood Policing Week which saw cops and Trading Standards agents also find illegal shisha and nicotine patches from a shop in Levenshulme on Monday (January 22).

A man who was arrested in connection with a spate of attacks on an adult store in Manchester's Gay Village has been released on bail, police have confirmed.

Two people were arrested after a raid at a house on Friday morning (July 21) with thousands of pounds of cash, Class A and C drugs, plus mobile phones seized.

Police uncovered a cannabis farm worth around £400,000 in Salford.

Police have launched a murder probe following the death of teenage boy last night.

A 40-year-old man has been arrested after a large quantity of jewellery worth approximately £200,000 was stolen from a business in Middleton.

Several large knives, a suspected stolen motorbike and a 'significant' amount of drugs have all been seized in an early morning raid. Greater Manchester Police made three arrests after swooping on a property at Queens Park Road, Heywood, this morning (May 17).

Police investigating a reported assault in Tameside say they are now satisfied no crime was committed. Officers were called to Audenshaw Reservoir at around 4.30pm on Monday (May 9) following reports a man had assaulted a girl.

TeamDogs reports.While PC Tammy Wood, of Derbyshire Constabulary, spoke to the woman about the missing dog, she helped reach an item that had fallen on the floor.As she got lower to pick up the item, she noticed two huge eyes and a furry figure quietly stare back at her.PC Wood carefully freed Toby from underneath the woman's recliner and he appeared to be well – just hungry and thirsty.The police force shared an adorable picture taken from PC Wood's bodycam showing Toby following her into the kitchen for a drink and some food.Join our brand new sister website TeamDogs today!It's a place where you can share a picture of your dog in our Top Dogs feed and share your doggy advice.PC Wood, from the police’s local Safer Neighbourhood Team, said:

Detectives investigating the death of a dad-of-two mowed down outside a Marks & Spencer in Surrey believe he knew his alleged attack.

police for scrawling "Bataman" on a stolen car.Cops nicknamed Batman and Robin say they now have "a clue" who was behind the error in South Derbyshire.Officers found the silver car dangerously parked in Newhall with the caped crusader's name misspelt in black spray paint across the side of the vehicle.Two of the officers from the unit are nicknamed Batman and Robin by the team, which is part of Derbyshire Police.A spokesman from the Swadlincote Police Safer Neighbourhood Team said they have "a clue" to who the criminal is, Staffordshire Live reports.Officers also dealt with dangerous parking on Main Street, Newhall, on Saturday, March 27, as it was forcing other road users to contravene a solid white line system in a bid to get past the

birds are on the loose and are attacking dogs in a UK housing estate.Dog owners near Maple Cross, Hertfordshire, have been warned to stay alert over the giant flightless rhea birds, which can grow to be 5ft tall and originate from South America.PC Christian Gottmann, from the Rickmansworth and District Safer Neighbourhood Team, said: "These birds are certainly an unusual sight on the streets of Three Rivers."We want to reassure the public that we are working in partnership with Three Rivers District Council, Highways and our Rural Operational Support Team to come up with a plan to capture and rehome the birds to a suitable animal reserve."If you think you may be able to help with this, please get in touch with us."In the meantime, we would

Two teenagers who were caught slinging mud at police vans were given a chance to clean up their act this week.

direct to your inboxA group from Hyde have been fined after they were caught driving to the Peak District for a day trip. The men were pulled over in a black Mercedes after it was spotting going ‘a little’ too quickly near Matlock.Police quickly realised they were breaking lockdown rules by travelling from Greater Manchester. Derbyshire police claim the driver also tested positive for having cocaine in his system.  He was arrested by officers, leaving his two passengers having to sort out their own way home, Derbyshire Live reports. Police posted about the incident on social media on Tuesday (February 9).In a post, the Bakewell, Hathersage and White Peak Villages Police Safer Neighbourhood Team said: "Rowsley.

direct to your inboxFour men who travelled out of Greater Manchester to spent a night in Derbyshire have been fined by police for breaching Covid-19 lockdown restrictions.Police said there was 'no exceptional reason for them doing so'.All four were slapped with fines of £200 each.Officers from Derbyshire Constabulary said they found the four 'young adults' who had travelled from Manchester into the Peak District on Wednesday, January 13.

Police have blown the whistle on ridiculous excuses given for breaking coronavirus lockdown rules which have included shopping for a trampoline and Pokemon hunting. It comes after lockdown rebels were seen flouting government guidelines at the start of the Easter weekend by sunbathing on beaches and barbecuing in parks. One family said they were playing Pokemon Go when quizzed by officers on April 7 at a West Midlands park in Coventry. The smash hit game, with more than one billion downloads worldwide, involves players tracking down and catching Pokemon characters such as Jigglypuff and Pikachu by scouring the streets for them.