13 Facts About Greater Manchester Police

1. British Transport Greater Manchester Police handed out awareness leaflets at railway stations.

2. Greater Manchester Police are treating it as a terror attack, and Greater Manchester Police are searching a home in the Cheetham Hill area of the city.

3. Greater Manchester Police were told that Goldman was last seen at 5:30 am on Monday when she apparently told her family that she was going to school early to use the gym, the report said.

4. Greater Manchester Police provides policing services to the metropolitan area of Greater Manchester.

5. Greater Manchester Police Evening News is a regional daily newspaper covering Greater Manchester, published every day except Sunday.

6. Greater Manchester Police hosted the 2002 Commonwealth Games which was, at a cost of £200M for the sporting facilities and a further £470M for local infrastructure, by far the biggest and most expensive sporting event held in the UK and the first to be an integral part of urban regeneration.

7. Greater Manchester Police are warning about dangerous homemade pills, marketed as MDMA or ecstasy, that have circulated the Greater Manchester area.

8. Greater Manchester Police arrived to the scene and the burglars were disturbed.

9. Greater Manchester Police has more than 500 licensed premises in the city centre which have the combined capacity of more than 250,000 visitors.

10. Greater Manchester Police is one of six metropolitan counties including Merseyside, South Yorkshire and Tyne and Wear.

11. On 14 October 2010, Greater Manchester Police posted details of all calls made to them in a 24-hour period on Twitter.

12. Greater Manchester Police was directly created from two recently amalgamated city police forces, Manchester and Salford Police and parts of what were Lancashire Constabulary, Cheshire Constabulary and West Yorkshire Constabulary on 1st April 1974.

13. Greater Manchester Police is the police force responsible for law enforcement within the metropolitan county of Greater Manchester in North West England.