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Three boys arrested after delivery drivers attacks in south Manchester

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Three boys have been arrested following a spate of attacks on delivery drivers in Rusholme. Police said they believe a group have been targeting drivers in the area by assaulting them and knocking them off their mopeds.

Their bikes were then stolen from them. Last night (Friday), three boys - aged between 16 and 17 - were arrested on suspicion of robbery in connection with the incidents.

They all remain in custody for questioning. READ MORE: Join the FREE Manchester Evening News WhatsApp community Two bikes have also been recovered, police added.

Patrols have been stepped up in the area. Sergeant Alex Vernon of GMP’s City of Manchester district, said: "This is a really good example of proactive policing, which has resulted in two bikes being recovered and three people arrested. "We have increased our visibility in the target areas to ensure we can swiftly identify, disrupt and arrest anyone who thinks that this behaviour is acceptable." Anyone with information, including dashcam or CCTV footage, should contact police on 0161 856 4305 or 101.

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