Nine arrested over 'Hitler birthday party' in pub
Summary
Nine people were arrested in connection with a gathering at a pub in Oldham where they allegedly celebrated Adolf Hitler's birthday. The police seized weapons and Nazi memorabilia during raids in several locations across Greater Manchester.Key Facts
- Nine people were arrested for organizing a gathering celebrating Adolf Hitler's birthday.
- The event took place at the Duke of Edinburgh pub in Royton, Oldham.
- Pictures showed attendees displaying Nazi flags and a cake with a swastika.
- Police raids occurred in Rochdale, Bolton, Trafford, Stockport, and Southport.
- Authorities seized swords, a crossbow, imitation guns, and a suspected grenade.
- The arrested individuals are suspected of offenses under the Public Order Act related to racial hatred.
- The pub's owners claimed they were unaware of the group's intentions.
- Bomb experts safely handled a suspected grenade found in Bolton.
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