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Uppermill incident - police issue urgent appeal in bid to trace four people

Greater Manchester Police in Oldham are seeking public assistance to identify four individuals involved in an incident in Uppermill on February 9, 2025, around 12:47 PM. Authorities have released photos of the suspects' bikes, clothing, and helmets and are urging anyone with information to come forward.

Greater Manchester Police Seek Witnesses After Uppermill Incident

Oldham, Greater Manchester - Officers from Greater Manchester Police’s Oldham division are appealing for public assistance to identify four individuals captured in CCTV images following an incident in Uppermill on Sunday, February 9, 2025.

The event, which occurred at approximately 12:47 PM near the village high street, involved a group of cyclists whose actions are now under investigation. Authorities have released photographs of the bikes and riders in hopes that community members may recognise distinctive details.

Key Identifiers:

  • Bicycles: Two matte-black road bikes with neon-green valve caps; one silver hybrid featuring a rear rack
  • Clothing: Riders wore matching navy-blue jerseys displaying a white diagonal stripe across the chest
  • Helmets: Three matte-black helmets; one rider wore a patterned design with reflective strips

Detective Constable Aisha Khan, leading the enquiry, stated: “We believe local residents or visitors may have interacted with these cyclists either before or after the incident. Even minor details—such as where the group departed from or conversations overheard—could prove vital.”

How to Assist: Witnesses or anyone with information are urged to contact Greater Manchester Police via:

  • Telephone: 101 (non-emergency line)
  • Online: www.gmp.police.uk/appeals
  • Reference: Quote CRI/06QQ/2994/25 when submitting details

Privacy Assurance: Individuals preferring to remain anonymous may provide tips through the independent charity Crimestoppers at 0800 555 111.

Authorities emphasise that information will be treated confidentially and that no personal details are required from those choosing to report anonymously.


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