A man has been arrested at Bolton Interchange for behaving 'drunk and disorderly' just minutes after officers were deployed.
Plain-clothed police officers from the transport unit were deployed today at Bolton Interchange with the goal of deterring antisocial behaviour.
Officers said that within minutes of being deployed, they made an arrest.
A man was taken into custody by officers for drunk and disorderly behaviour.
GMP and TfGM partner up to tackle crime in town centre
Police across Greater Manchester have been cracking down on crime on the public transport network, including at Bolton Interchange and the Radcliffe tram stop.
If you need to report a crime, antisocial behaviour or discreetly speak to the police you can do it 24/7 through @gmpolice's live chat.
— Transport for Greater Manchester 🚲🚶🏾♀️ (@OfficialTfGM) April 12, 2023
Don't forget to bookmark the link so you can get to it easily.
A spokesperson from Transport For Greater Manchester said: "If you need to report a crime, antisocial behaviour or discreetly speak to the police you can do it 24/7 through the GMP live chat.
"Don't forget to bookmark the link so you can get to it easily."
Five arrested in town centre crime and antisocial behaviour operation
Speaking about the arrest today, a Greater Manchester Police spokesperson said: "Officers from E relief Transport Unit have deployed to Bolton Interchange in plain clothes to deter ASB.
#GMPTransportunit #TfGM Officers from E relief Transport Unit have deployed to Bolton Interchange in plain clothes to deter ASB. Within minutes this male was arrested for drunk and disorderly behaviour and transported to custody.. pic.twitter.com/xAWyl6gtkL
— Bolton North Police (GMP) (@GMPBoltonNorth) April 12, 2023
Bolton officers go on patrol in crackdown of anti-social behaviour
"Within minutes this male was arrested for drunk and disorderly behaviour and transported to custody."
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