Overview
- Two teenagers, Kailem Robinson and Kaine Darby, were killed in a motorbike collision with a car on Lower Broughton Road on May 22.
- In the days following the crash, groups of youths gathered at the tribute site and caused disturbances including graffiti, road blockages and fireworks attacks.
- The families of Robinson and Darby have thanked residents for their tributes but have publicly condemned any disruptive or dangerous gatherings.
- Greater Manchester Police have deployed extra patrols and family liaison officers to support the bereaved families and maintain order in Lower Broughton.
- One person has been arrested on suspicion of affray and officers are working with Salford City Council and Transport for Greater Manchester to identify further suspects and restore public safety.