Five men arrested after an armed brawl involving 20 men broke out in Salford have been released on bail.
GMP held the men, aged 44, 42, 40, 33 and 31, on suspicion of affray following the incident on Blackfriars Road on Friday night.
Police were called to reports of a 'disturbance' at about 10.15pm, and received reports of a shooting.
No injuries were reported, and GMP said they had yet to find evidence of a firearm discharge.
A large cordon remained in place yesterday, as officers from the force's Tactical Aid Unit conducted searches.
Weapons including a hammer and a knife were seized by police, as well as two cars.
Blackfriars Road remained closed off yesterday afternoon, as did neighbouring King Street and Garden Lane.
Searches were carried out around a building site where a new apartment block is being constructed.
Residents reported seeing armed police on Friday night.
Footage obtained by the Manchester Evening News shows the incident unfold in the street.
One person appears to lunge at another person twice and strike out at the same man.
A resident who lives nearby said they heard a 'big commotion' when a group started fighting.
In an update issued today, GMP said: "Five men - aged 44, 42, 40, 33 and 31 - were arrested on suspicion of affray have since been released on bail with conditions.
"Enquiries are ongoing."
The force previously said: "Police were called at 10.15pm on Friday 12 February to a report of a disturbance involving around 20 men - some with weapons - in an alleyway off Blackfriars Road, Salford.
"Five men - aged 44, 42, 40, 33 and 31 - were soon after arrested on suspicion of affray.
"Two cars were recovered and a knife and hammer were found and seized from one of the vehicles.
"No injuries have been reported.
"A scene remains in place as enquiries continue."
