Images of four women police want to speak with after a 'fail to stop' collision outside a restaurant have been released.
The CCTV appeal has been issued by the Cheetham and Crumpsall division of Greater Manchester Police.
The force said a man was 'struck' by a car just outside the car park of Japanese restaurant Sakura in Cheetham Hill late last month.
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The collision happened outside the venue on Bent Street, off Cheetham Hill Road, at around 10pm on October 22.
Police said the vehicle involved - which has not been described - did not stop at the scene and was driven away towards Bent Street and Broughton Street in Cheetham Hill.
The appeal is now being shared on the force's Twitter and Facebook accounts.
No further information has been revealed.
The man suffered 'non life-threatening injuries', police confirmed.
Officers do not have a clear description of the car said to be involved.
Police said officers 'want to speak to' the four women captured on the CCTV images - which have been released as part of the appeal - in connection with the collision.
The CCTV images were taken from inside the restaurant.
In a Twitter post, GMP Cheetham and Crumpsall said: "#APPEAL
"Do you recognise these women?
"We want to speak to them following a fail to stop collision outside Sakura Japanese restaurant on Cheetham Hill Road on 22 October at 10pm.
"A man was struck by a vehicle which went towards Bent Street and Broughton Street."
GMP confirmed no arrests have been made and the investigation was ongoing.
Anyone with further information should call GMP on 0161 856 1146.
