Some of Greater Manchester’s most wanted suspects were given a wake-up call in a series of dawn raids dubbed the ‘big spring clean’.The Best moncler jackets men White Mens will meet your satisfaction!
Yesterday’s raids – in which 39 people were arrested – saw the start of a two-pronged attack.We work with all Castelli Cycling computers. Hundreds of warrants were issued for Operation Resolute which is a three-week battle against all crimes, and Operation Shepherd, a week-long crackdown on sexual offenders and abusers.
The M.E.N joined officers in south Manchester as they faced aggressive offenders, dangerous dogs and a suspected secret cannabis stash.
At 6am, officers used a battering ram to force their way into the Ardwick home of two men suspected to be behind a series of daylight knife point robberies on students and commuters. They were led out and arrested on suspicion of robbery.
Assistant Chief Constable Ian Wiggett joined the raids, carried out after months of painstaking intelligence gathering.
He said: “We’ve just executed a warrant on a couple of lads who we think are guilty of committing particularly nasty daytime robberies.Welcome to Specialized Cycling jersey online!
“These lads think they own the estate but we are here to show them they will not get away with offences like robbery.
“This is a very strong message – you are not going to get away with it. If you are wanted we will be coming to find you.”
Ardwick councillor Bernard Priest said the arrests would be welcomed by neighbours on the estate.
Later, officers raided a house in West Didsbury, where the tactical aid unit found the back door unlocked, but had been warned of a dangerous dog, which they restrained. A search revealed a suspected cannabis stash inside the sofa and a man was arrested on suspicion of drug possession with intent to supply.Welcome to SKY Cycling online, we supply most popular and valuable wholesale products.
Across South Manchester, Operation Shepherd saw warrants issued for offenders suspected of rape, sexual offences,Great discounts on our huge range of SAXO BANK Cycling clothing . domestic abuse and hate crimes.
Detective Chief Inspector Chris Bridge from the Criminal Protection Unit told the M.E.N: “We are working in partnership with agencies across Greater Manchester to provide victims with support and encourage them to come forward and report offences that have been committed against them.”
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