Warning over 'dangerous' Christmas presents after £1m raids on notorious street
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukParents have been warned about buying ‘dangerous’ gifts for their kids this Christmas. The warning comes after police seized £1m worth of dodgy goods on 'counterfeit street' on Bury New Road last week.
Members of the public have been advised to be aware of electrical goods that have ‘bypassed’ rigorous safety checks which could lead them to causing problems later on. READ MORE: 'Done my best for that kid': Harrowing footage shows killer stepmum's lies to police On Thursday (December 2), officers from Greater Manchester Police, North West Regional Crime Unit and the City of London Police's Intellectual Property Crime Unit carried out a large scale operation which saw them raid multiple units on Manchester's "Counterfeit Street".
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