Stuart Wilkinson: Last News

The public have been left furious after a Greater Manchester Police tweet resurfaced last night telling of a homeowner being fined for holding a child's birthday party in their garden.

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three months after a gunman blasted Cheriff Tall, 21, and Abayomi Ajose, 36, in the head at the rowdy party in a car park off Caythorpe Street.It is believed Mr Ajose, a support worker known as Junior or Aby, and father of three, stepped in to help Mr Tall, who had ambitions to become a pilot or join the army, when the latter became involved in an argument with the gunman.Both victims were shot at close range in the head just before 1am on June 21.The gunman fled a chaotic scene.Following this morning's arrest, Detective Chief Inspector Stuart Wilkinson, senior investigating officer for Operation Tarnbrook, said: "I hope that this arrest demonstrates just how seriously we continue to take this investigation and that no matter how long as

hereAn area of road has been cordoned off and forensics officers were seen working at the scene late into the night.Officers are now appealing for witnesses to the “particularly violent incident” to come forward.They say it is "highly likely" that members of the public who were leaving work, commuting or arriving home saw or heard "something of significance".Detective Chief Inspector Stuart Wilkinson, of GMP's Major Incident Team, said: "This was a particularly violent incident and the consequence is that a man has sadly lost his life.

A man was stabbed to death in the street in what police are calling a 'particularly violent' murder.