Police warn criminals are recruiting children to vandalize Greater Manchester homes suspected of housing immigrants, highlighting a dangerous exploitation of minors for targeted attacks.
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Houses being targeted because they are thought to hold immigrants, with dozens of properties affected in recent weeksCriminals are recruiting vulnerable people, including children, to damage houses suspected of being HMOs, police in Manchester believe.In recent weeks, dozens of properties have been targeted across Greater Manchester, mostly in Salford, but also in Stockport and Tameside. Continue reading...
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