Three men have been detained in Greater Manchester under suspicion of terrorism, following police operations in multiple locations. There is reportedly no wider threat to the public as the investigation continues.
Three men have been arrested in Greater Manchester on suspicion of terrorist-related activities. The arrests occurred after police executed warrants in four locations: Bolton, Great Lever, Abram, and Hindley. The men, aged 35, 36, and 51, were detained under charges of “commission, preparation, and instigation of acts of terrorism.”
Assistant Chief Constable Rob Potts of Greater Manchester Police stated that there is no ongoing wider threat to the public. He emphasized that thorough planning was undertaken to minimize disruption in the local area during the arrests. The specifics of the inquiry remain undisclosed, but updates will be provided as the investigation progresses.
The police are currently questioning the suspects and searches are ongoing at the addresses involved. This incident underscores the continued counter-terrorism efforts by local authorities to ensure public safety in the UK. Further information is expected as the investigation continues.
