Three wanted men have been arrested by Tameside police - including one who was being tracked down for almost four years.
A 52-year-old man had been wanted since June 2017 for skipping a court appearance at South Cheshire Magistrates Court, in Crewe, over a dangerous dog incident.
He was finally tracked down by police at a property on Hart Mill Close, in Mossley, on Wednesday.
Officers from Greater Manchester Police's Tameside district tasking team arrested the man..
It was the team's second arrest of the day, having already arrested a 23-year-old man wanted on recall to prison at a property on Lewis Road, in Droylsden, this morning.
Having breached the conditions of his prison licence, he was taken to Ashton police station before being returned to jail for the remainder of his sentence.
Tameside police made a third arrest at a hotel on Oldham Road, in Manchester, in connection with a high-value alcohol theft at an off licence in Denton.
The 22-year-old man made off from the hotel through a rear fire exit but was soon arrested by officers.
Police also found a small amount of cannabis in his hotel room.
In a post on Facebook, a GMP Tameside spokesperson said: "An early start for a busy morning for the Tameside district tasking team, who were assisting colleagues in locating and arresting people who were wanted for various offences.
"If you know the whereabouts of someone who is wanted by police, you can provide information anonymously via the UK charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or online at crimestoppers-uk.org"
