Police have issued images of people they want to speak to after a defibrillator was stolen in the city centre.
Officers said the device was stolen in the First Street area on Wednesday, 8 December.
CCTV images of a man and a woman were issued with an appeal for help identifying them.
It is the second appeal to find a stolen defibrillator from GMP in as many weeks.
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In the early hours of New Years Day another was stolen from an ambulance as paramedics were attending an incident in Oldham.
Defibrillators are vital pieces of equipment which can save a person's life in the event of an emergency.
And they should also only used by those with the correct training.
North West Ambulance Service warned a defibillator could be 'lethal' in the wrong hands.
The device stolen in Oldham was returned after it was spotted by a member of the public dumped by the roadside.
In a tweet, GMP city centre gave contact details for anyone with information about the theft on First Street.
"Appeal - Can you help us identify these people?" it read.
"We’d like to speak to them in relation to theft of a defibrillator, on First Street on Wednesday 8th December 2021.
"If you’ve any information, please contact us on 0161 856 1930 or GMP Live Chat quoting log 2496 08/12/21. Sgt K"
