A teenager has been charged with attempted murder after a man was believed to have been stabbed earlier this week. The 20-year-old man is believed to have been attacked around the St John’s Court area of Radcliffe at around 3.45pm on Thursday October 24.
A teenager was arrested soon after for questioning and police have now announced that 18-year-old Daudi Bakari has been charged with attempted murder with other alleged offences. A Greater Manchester Police spokesperson said: “Today, Saturday October 26 2024, local Bury detectives have secured a charge for attempted murder from an incident earlier this week where an arrest was initially made.” Officers were at the scene (Image: Phil Taylor) They added: “This charge is in relation to an incident from the St John’s Court area of Radcliffe on Thursday October 25 2024.
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