Teenager BANNED from Stockport game after cops find drugs, knife and CS spray

Police have ordered a teenager not to return to a part of Stockport after discovering drugs, a knife and CS spray. Neighborhood officers on patrol in Brinnington first noticed a vehicle driving suspiciously yesterday (June 11).

The car was stopped before police carried out a search. They discovered the driver, a 17-year-old boy, was carrying Class A drugs and CS spray.

Officers then searched the boy's home address under section 18 of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act. There, the police recovered a knife.

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Greater Manchester Police said the teenager has now been given strict conditions not to enter Stockport's SK5 area, which includes Brinnington and Reddish. Police Inspector Barber, of GMP Stockport, said: “Officers have worked hard to keep the community safe and tackle criminal behavior.

“This is an example of using very effective stop and search powers to provide the public and community with a safer place for everyone.” This is a dangerous weapon that, fortunately, is now available. [been] grasped.

“The possession of such items will not be tolerated in any area of ​​Stockport.” Information about drugs or weapons stored in Greater Manchester can be passed to the police online, by calling 101, or anonymously to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.