Two more arrests made as investigation continues into Leigh murder
The two men, one in their 40s and another in their 50s were arrested last night and remain in custody for questioning
Detectives investigating a murder which occurred at Siddow Common in Leigh at 6.50pm on Tuesday 3 December, have arrested another two people on suspicion of murder.
Two men, one in their 40s and another in their 50s were arrested last night (Thursday 4 December) and remain in custody for questioning.
Emergency services attended Siddow Common and a man, aged 27, was taken to hospital for further treatment but sadly died.
Two men in their 50s who had their arrests upgraded to murder yesterday (Wednesday 4 December), also remain in custody.
Detective Inspector Matthew Hamer from Greater Manchester Police Major Incident Team said: “Investigations are continuing into the sad death of this 27-year-old man, our thoughts remain with him, and we have been in constant contact with his family, keeping them up to speed on developments.
“Our enquiries led us to identify further suspects which were subsequently arrested, in addition to those currently in custody.
“We are still appealing to the public to get in touch with us, if you have any information, CCTV, dashcam or phone footage.
“Anyone with information should contact police on 101 or contact detectives directly on 0161 856 1995 quoting log number 2989 of 03/12/24. If you would prefer to remain anonymous, contact the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.”