Woman jailed for 20 months after bogus rape claim
A woman who lied about being raped in Sale has been sentenced to 20 months in prison.
A woman who lied about being raped in Sale has been sentenced to 20 months in prison.
Three more people have been arrested following the deaths of a man and woman in Sale.
Man diagnosed with breast cancer
The 58-year-old woman was crossing Whitehall Road at around 6.40pm on Wednesday 23rd January in the direction of Marsland Road close to the junction with Brooklands Road when she was hit by a red car.
The car did not stop and so far has not been traced.
The woman was taken to Wythenshawe Hospital where she remains in a stable condition.
PC Paul Shore said: “The vehicle would have been damaged to the front or the near side front by the collision and so I am also urging vehicle repair workshops in the area that may have recently repaired a vehicle matching this description to also contact police.”
Anyone with information should call police on 101, or the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
A woman who lied about being raped in Sale has been sentenced to 20 months in prison.
Read the full storyPolice have issued CCTV images of masked thieves as they stole takings from a bookmakers in Sale.
On Wednesday 7th November, at around 5.30pm, three masked men armed with hammers drove a blue or purple Ford Fiesta onto a car park next to Coral Bookmakers on Northernden Road.
The car was fitted with stolen plates with the vehicle registration number V799 GBY.
Two of the men walked into the shop, while one stood at the doorway.
The thieves approached the security screen on the counter and used a large metal hammer to smash the glass.
Both offenders jumped over the counter and stole cash from the till. They ran out of the shop and drove off in the direction of Northern Moor.
The first man was over 6ft tall, he wore a black ski mask and a grey hooded top with a darker top underneath.
This top had white piping around the hood and a silver zip to the front.
He was also wearing black combat pants which were tucked into dark socks. A pair of blue jeans were sticking out of the tracksuit waist. He was carrying a sledge hammer.
The second man wore a black balaclava with a peaked cap and a black hooded top. He wore black shiny tracksuit bottoms with a white and red flash on the calf.
The third man wore a black balaclava, a Bench beige and grey hooded top with a distinct pattern. He also wore black Adidas tracksuit bottoms with three stripes up each leg and black Adidas trainers.
Detective Constable David Wood from Stretford CID, said: "The area would have been busy at the time of this robbery and I am urging anyone who saw what happened to call me. "I would urge you to take a close look at the CCTV images, do you recognise either of the men.
Anyone with information is asked to call Stretford CID on 0161 856 7657 quoting the reference 168468R/12 or the independent charity Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.
Three more people have been arrested following the deaths of a man and woman in Sale.
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Man diagnosed with breast cancer
Read the full storyThree people have been arrested following the deaths of a man and woman in Sale.
A GMP statement said:
At about 4.35pm on Friday 6 July 2012, police were called to Clough Avenue, Sale following a concern for welfare of the occupants of the house.
Officers attended and forced entry.
The bodies of 68-year-old Bob Seddon and a 65-year-old Patricia Seddon, were discovered.
A Home Office post mortem revealed both had died from gunshot wounds.
A 26-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commit murder.
– GMP statementA 55-year-old man and 36-year-old woman have been arrested on suspicion of perverting the course of justice.
All three remain in police custody.
Stephen Seddon (31/08/1966) of Benevente Street, County Durham was charged with murder and attempted murder following the deaths of 68-year-old Bob Seddon and 65-year-old Patricia Seddon.
Son accused of killing parents in court
Read the full storyA man's due to appear in court today accused of murdering his parents.
The bodies of Bob and Patricia Seddon were found at their home in Sale last Friday.
Stephen Seddon will appear before Manchester Magistrates this morning.
Police have charged 45-year-old Stephen Seddon - also known as Nic - with murder and attempted murder after his parents were found dead. Police discovered the bodies of Pat and Bob Seddon in the living room of their house in Sale last Friday. A gun was found nearby.
Stephen Seddon, from County Durham, is due to appear before Manchester Magistrates Court tomorrow.