The emergency services were tonight responding to a serious crash in Wythenshawe. It follows reports that a police pursuit ended with a car crashing into another vehicle.
The incident happened outside a parade of shops on Hollyhedge Road on Wednesday evening. Several police vehicles and at least two ambulances were at the scene.
A witness described how one ambulance rapid response vehicle was seen to leave the scene.
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One carriageway of Hollyhedge Road remained closed tonight. Pictures from the scene showed a Vauxhall Corsa and Seat Leon have suffered significant damage following a collision.
Unconfirmed reports from the scene suggested at least one casualty was taken to hospital following a police pursuit which ended in the Corsa crashing into Leon.
One resident described hearing a 'loud bang' before seeing the two crashed cars, one of them on the pavement. Another witness told the M.E.N. one of the vehicles was being chased by a police car and that, following the collision, there was also a foot-chase.
One eye-witness, who was working in a takeaway Kebabilicious at the time, said: "I'm in the shop and heard a loud, loud bang. One car crashed into another and pushed it to one side of the street. There was a baby on board the Seat. It wasn't moving or crying. It was a scary situation for the family. The baby and the family seemed alright though."
Another source described how police were pursuing a car which was 'flying' along Hollyhedge Road and that it crashed into a Seat which was waiting to turn right.
The Manchester Evening News has asked Greater Manchester Police for a comment.
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