Police introduce stop and search powers in south Manchester following fatal stabbing of teenager
Police have introduced stop and search powers in south Manchester following the fatal stabbing of a teenager. A 17-year-old male tragically died on Tuesday after being stabbed on Southlea Road in Withington.
Superintendent Helen Critchley, of GMPs City of Manchester division, said: “We understand the use of a Section 60 can cause concern to residents, however, we use these powers only when proportionate and necessary which I believe is the case today. Greater Manchester Police is continuing to appeal for witnesses and information. Forensics remained at the scene throughout the day with the victim's family currently being supported by specialist officers.
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