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Stockport Sweep: Weapons Seized, Criminals Arrested

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Operation Rimini: Greater Manchester Police conduct a two-day sweep in Stockport, resulting in weapons seizure, arrests for shoplifting and drug offenses, vehicle stops, and the safe return of a missing child. The operation highlights the impact of targeted policing on crime reduction and community safety.

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Stockport Sweep: Weapons Seized, Criminals Arrested

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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Stockport Sweep: Weapons Seized, Criminals Arrested. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 30, firearms cops hit a house in Reddish and uncovered a stash of weapons, including several guns, ammo, and a crossbow. This went down Wednesday morning during a search warrant. They nabbed a man in his 50s under the Firearms Act, grilled him, then cut him loose on bail, while they dig deeper. This raid was just one piece of a massive two-day sweep, called Operation Rimini Across Stockport, by Greater Manchester Police. In Stockport Town Center, officers ran high visibility patrols, making arrests left and right, four folks for shoplifting, classy drugs, and dodging. Vehicle details, plus one recall to prison. They stopped five cars, ding two drivers for offences, and seized one with fake plates, no insurance, and expired MOT from three years back, and busted tires. They even located a high-risk missing child at Stockport Interchange, keeping that vulnerable kid safe. Police are now verifying if those weapons were legal, and Inspector Jason Holmwood says the op proves how targeted policing tackles crime, curbs, anti-social vibes, and shields residents.

Stockport's getting safer, with more moves on the horizon to keep it that way.

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