Greater Manchester Police (GMP) has confirmed that three men have been arrested after a teenager was stabbed to death in Withington earlier this week.
The 17-year-old victim – who has now been named as Kyle Hackland – was stabbed at around 11:30am on Southlea Road in Withington on Tuesday 22 November, and sadly passed away from his injuries shortly after he was taken to hospital.
After announcing that it did not believe the incident was a random attack, the force has revealed that, at around 11am yesterday (Thursday 24 November) a teenager handed himself in to North Manchester Police Station.
He has been arrested on suspicion of murder, and remains in custody for questioning.
Then, at 2:30pm yesterday, a second teenager handed himself in to Cheadle Heath Police Station, and he has also been arrested on suspicion murder and remains in custody for questioning.
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To round it out, in addition to those two prior arrests, at around 1pm yesterday, a third teenager was arrested at an address in Wythenshawe on suspicion of assault, possession of an offensive weapon and affray.
He also remains in custody for questioning in connection with this incident.
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17-year-old Kyle Hackland was fatally stabbed in Withington earlier this week / Credit: GMP
GMP says its Major Incident Team have been conducting an extensive and thorough investigation to establish the circumstances of the devastating incident and find out who is responsible.
“There are a number of enquiries being conducted to establish the events that occurred in the lead up to this tragic incident,” said Detective Superintendent Neil Jones of GMP’s South Manchester Division.
“But these arrests are an important step in our investigation and providing justice for the victim’s family and friends, and as always, the information the public provide us is crucial to our investigation so I urge anyone who may have information about this heartbreaking incident to please come forward and tell the police.”
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Southlea Road in Withington / Credit: Google Maps
GMP is currently appealing for information, witnesses, and dash cam footage from this area.
You can contact GMP via the website gmp.police.uk, by calling 0161 856 1995 quoting incident 1125 of 22/11/2022, or by calling 101, and information about crime can also be shared anonymously via the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
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National Lottery hunts for Tameside player who’s not claimed £1m winnings
Daisy Jackson
The hunt is on to find a National Lottery player in Tameside who’s won £1m – and not claimed it.
The missing millionaire won the huge prize on a Lotto ticket bought on Wednesday 1 July, somewhere in the Borough of Tameside.
But with just two months to go until the prize expires, the player has still not come forward to claim their winnings.
The winning numbers in were 5, 8, 26, 33, 39, 42 and the Bonus Ball was 54.
Now, the National Lottery is renewing its search for the millionaire, calling for the mystery winner to cash in their prize before it expires at midnight on 28 December.
National Lottery Senior Winners’ Advisor Andy Carter has been out in Tameside ‘hunting’ for the missing millionaire, visiting everywhere from Portland Basin to Hartshead Pike.
Andy said: “I’ve searched high and low across Tameside for our missing millionaire, but I’ve had no luck.
National Lottery hunts for Tameside player who’s not claimed £1m winnings. Credit: Anthony Devlin/Assignments/Press Association
“With just two months left to claim this £1 million prize, now is the time for anyone who bought a Lotto ticket in Tameside for the 1 July draw to have another look.
“The winning ticket could be tucked away somewhere completely ordinary, while its owner has absolutely no idea they are a millionaire.
“We’d love to find the person we’ve been looking for and turn this search into a celebration. So, if you bought a ticket in the area, dig it out, check those numbers and help us find Tameside’s missing millionaire. It could be you.”
With all National Lottery draws, players have 180 days from the day of the draw to claim their prize if they have the winning ticket. Anyone who has any queries or who believes they have the winning ticket for any of the National Lottery draws within the 180-day deadline should call the National Lottery Line on 0333 234 5050 or email [email protected].
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Public urged to call the police if they see this wanted man
Daisy Jackson
Cheshire Police are appealing for the public’s help in tracing a wanted man with links to Macclesfield and Alsager.
Joshua Wyatt, 34, is wanted on recall to prison, and officers are urging anyone who has seen him or knows of his whereabouts to come forward.
Wyatt is described as being 183cm (6ft) tall and of medium build, with a bald head and blue eyes.
Police believe he has links to both Macclesfield and Alsager.
Anyone who sees Wyatt or has information about where he may be is asked to contact Cheshire Police on 101 or report information via the force’s website.
Information should be provided quoting reference number 26000809013.