Murder investigation launched after man stabbed in Crumpsall
Summarised from 2 outlets · 4 reports · Updated 14 Nov, 19:43 · Archive
A 27-year-old man was stabbed to death on Moss Bank in Crumpsall early on Saturday morning.
A 27-year-old man was stabbed to death on Moss Bank in Crumpsall just before 1.35am on Saturday, November 14. He suffered several stab wounds in the attack and died in an ambulance on the way to hospital.
Greater Manchester Police said initial inquiries suggested the victim was attacked by a number of males believed to have been wearing dark clothing and balaclavas. The suspects fled the scene in the direction of Ash Tree Road. No arrests have been made.
Detective Inspector Neil Higginson, the Senior Investigating Officer from GMP's Major Incident Team, described it as 'a shocking and tragic attack which has resulted in a young man losing his life'. Police are appealing for anyone who witnessed the incident or has information to contact them. An increased police presence has been deployed in the area and scenes of crime examiners are continuing their investigation.
How it is being reported
- Horror on the streets of Crumpsall as murder investigation launched after man stabbed to death by balaclava-clad thugsGreater Manchester Police described it as a 'shocking and tragic attack'Manchester Evening News · 14 Nov, 16:29
- Everything we know after man stabbed to death and murder probe launched in CrumpsallThe 27-year-old victim suffered 'several stab wounds'Manchester Evening News · 14 Nov, 13:11
- Murder investigation after man's 'shocking' stabbingPolice say a 27-year-old man died after being stabbed in the "shocking and tragic attack" in Crumpsall.BBC Manchester · 14 Nov, 13:02
- Murder probe launched in Crumpsall after man, 27, stabbed to death by 'balaclava-clad males'The suspects fled the scene after the attack on Moss BankManchester Evening News · 14 Nov, 12:52
In this story: Crumpsall · Moss Bank · Greater Manchester Police · Neil Higginson · Ash Tree Road
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