Officers were called to reports of a collision on Regent Street involving a black Mercedes and black BMW just before midnight on Thursday 21 March.
An investigation is underway after shots were fired and a man was stabbed in a violent altercation inThe Mercedes was searched and officers confirmed it had firearms damage.The A61 remains closed from Skinnner Lane to Byron Street following the incident just before midnight last night.Inspector Suzanne Hall, fromShe said:“Violent crime such as this, including the use of bladed weapons and firearms, is something that is taken extremely seriously.
Those living and working locally can expect to see an increased policing presence in the area as we conduct our enquiries, supported by further neighbourhood patrols. “A scene remains in place at this time which has meant the closure of Regent Street. We thank members of the public for their patience."
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