Driver arrested after stolen vehicle recovered on Milnrow Road in Rochdale
A driver has been arrested after Rochdale neighbourhood officers stopped a vehicle on Milnrow Road that police say had been reported stolen from North Wales.
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A driver has been arrested after Greater Manchester Police officers recovered a vehicle on Milnrow Road in Rochdale which police say had been reported stolen from North Wales.
According to Rochdale GMP, PC Maestro and PCSO Davies from the neighbourhood team sighted the vehicle on Milnrow Road during the afternoon of Saturday, August 15.
Police checks on the vehicle showed it had been recorded as stolen from North Wales.
The driver was arrested and the vehicle was seized by officers.
Greater Manchester Police said the investigation remains ongoing. No further details about the driver, the circumstances of the alleged theft or any potential charges had been released at the time of publication.
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