Manchester Police Commander leading renewed murder reduction strategy following spike experienced last year
Police in Manchester say they are targeting a reduction in murders this year following the spike experienced last year.
In 2024, Manchester recorded 50 murders, up from 44 in 2023.
Head of the police division, Deputy Superintendent Carey Duncan says he is leading a renewed murder reduction strategy for 2025.
His declaration was welcomed by Manchester Central Member of Parliament Rhoda Crawford, who reiterated the need for residents to support the police.
They were speaking at the Manchester police’s annual church service in Porus yesterday.
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