Gun and grenade attack
Police looking for two men wanted in connection with the death of David Short have teamed up with Crimestoppers to offer a £25k reward.
Grenades in Droylsden attack came from Yugoslavia
Police investigating a double gun and grenade attack in Droylsden say the weapons used in the explosion, are believed to be militarygrenades from Yugoslavia.
At 10.30am on Friday 10 August, 46-year-old David Short was found shot dead at a house on Folkestone Road East in Clayton. There had also been an explosion caused by a grenade.
Less than 10 minutes later, shots were fired and there was another explosion outside a house on Luke Road in Droylsden.
Three men arrested on suspicion of murder has been bailed.
Police say they also want to speak to Anthony Wilkinson in connection Dale Cregan is also wanted over the murder of Mark Short, David’s son, at the Cotton Tree Pub on 25 May 2012.
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