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Manchester Evening News
Manchester Evening News
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Sophie Halle-Richards

Police launch murder investigation after man dies following 'large scale disturbance' outside Printworks

A murder investigation has been launched after a man died following a disturbance near the Printworks.

Police descended on Dantzic Street in Manchester city centre shortly after 8pm this evening to reports of a disturbance involving a 'number of people.'

A 60-year-old man suffered an injury and died at the scene, GMP confirmed.

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Police have since arrested a man on suspicion of murder.

He has been taken into custody where he remains.

Numerous police vehicles have been pictured near the scene (ASP)

A large police cordon is currently in place outside the Printworks as police carry out their investigations.

The force say they are "following up a number of lines of enquiry."

Numerous police vehicles, ambulances, and an air ambulance response car were seen parked near the scene this evening.

Part of Dantzic street outside the entertainment venue has been completely sealed off by police.

Detectives are calling for anyone in the 'busy area' at the time who may have witnessed something to come forward.

Superintendent Dave Kehoe, from GMP's Serious Crime Division, said: "This was a tragic incident where a 60-year-old has lost his life and our thoughts are with his family and friends who are understandably devastated.

The police cordon on Dantzic Street (ASP)

"A cordon is in place and officers are currently at the scene whilst we piece together exactly what happened and who was involved.

"The area was very busy at the time and a number of people may have seen what happened. Even the smallest information could assist with our investigation."

Information can be reported online at www.gmp.police.uk quoting log 2792 of 20/11/2021. Alternatively, contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

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