Crowds of mourners broke social distancing rules when they paid tribute to a man who died in a motorbike crash.
Clive Pinnock was rushed to hospital after his Kawasaki motorcycle collided with a black BMW in Gorton, Manchester.
The 38-year-old died on Wednesday, April 8, the Manchester Evening News reported.
At around 2pm the following day police were called to a large group of mourners who had gathered on a road in Gorton.
Disorder reportedly broke out during the vigil, in which people let floral tributes and messages outside a Tesco.
Officers asked the group to disperse due to coronavirus social distancing measures, although no arrests were made.
Superintendent Rebecca Boyce said: "People came together to form a vigil for a man who sadly died in Gorton. My thoughts are with his family at this incredibly difficult time.
"However, I appeal to the public to remain calm and to demonstrate respect for this man's grieving family.
"I would like to remind people that it is vital that the government's guidelines are followed for the safety of our communities and I would encourage the people of Manchester to work with us during these challenging times."
Clive was a well-known and popular figure in Manchester and many people have paid tribute to him on social media.
His brother Orreon Pinnock posted on Facebook : "Words can't express right now how I am feeling and my family - Clive tho Clive.
"RIP big brother, always always here till we meet again my big bro.
"I love you so much just can't believe we have lost a brother, and don't worry mum and dad and all your kids are looked after.
"Take care big bro, love CP brother."
Clive's friend Nicola described him as an "absolutely lovely guy".
"He was the life and soul of any party and would do anything for anyone and help them if he could," she added.
Another friend, Marvin, said: "I first met Clive when I was about 17.
"I saw him at a funeral a few weeks ago and chatted to him.
"He was a funny guy, a bit of a character.
"Everybody knew him."
A 34-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of drink driving in connection to the collision.
Greater Manchester Police continue to investigate and are appealing for witnesses or anyone with dash-cam footage to come forward.
