A 14-year-old girl has been charged with attempted murder following an incident in Stockport, according to Greater Manchester Police. The incident occurred in the Stockport Road area of the town on Thursday, May 2.
The girl, whose identity is protected by law due to her age, faces charges of attempted murder, making threats to kill, possession of a bladed article in a school, and possession of a bladed article in a public place.
Details regarding the victim have not been disclosed at this stage. The school involved in the incident is also located in Stockport, as indicated by court documents. The teenager has been remanded into custody and was scheduled to appear at the Youth Court at Manchester Magistrates’ Court on May 15.
Detective Chief Inspector Ian Wrench, from GMP’s Stockport district, expressed understanding of the community’s concerns regarding the news. He assured residents that local officers will be present in the area over the coming days to provide reassurance. Collaboration with local authorities and partner agencies continues to ensure the implementation of safeguarding measures.
The charges against the girl underscore the seriousness of the incident, prompting heightened vigilance and a commitment to maintaining community safety in Stockport.
