Pictured: Four people police want to speak to in Greater Manchester A number of investigations are ongoing Officers want to speak to these four men (Image: GMP ) Police have issued four CCTV images for people they want to speak to following a number of incidents in Manchester and Bolton. Greater Manchester Police says all four people in the images released could hold key information for their investigations. ‌ Officers investigating the theft of bank cards from a vehicle on Mornington Road, in Bolton, want to speak the man pictured wearing the zipped-up blue jacket and baseball cap (pictured far left). ‌ It follows an incident at around 6am on April 10. According to GMP, the cards were later used at a supermarket and petrol station. Police want to speak to the man pictured with a navy jacket, white t-shirt and baseball cap as part of an investigation into a theft from a motor vehicle (pictured second left). GMP says the incident took place on April 27 at Yewtree Lane, in Wythenshawe, with a window smashed and belongings taken from inside the vehicle. Article continues below Officers are looking to speak to the man seen wearing a black t-shirt and glasses (pictured second right) following an incident at a shop at Heaton retail park, in Blackley. Join our Court and Crime WhatsApp group HERE Detectives are investigating a threat of violence which took place inside a supermarket at around 2.45pm on April 8. ‌ Finally, police want to speak the man seen with a face mask (pictured far right) as they believe he could have information on a theft from a motor vehicle on Upper Kent Road, in Rusholme, between 1am and 6am on April 19. Anyone who recognises one of the four men pictured, or has information regarding each incident, is asked to come forward to GMP as soon as possible. For the Mornington Road incident, email GMP on 16675@gmp.police.uk quoting log 2604 of April 10, 2025. Article continues below For all other investigations, call GMP on 101 and refer to CRI/06A3/0007729/25 for the Yewtree Lane incident, log 1948 of April 8, 2025, for Heaton retail park, or log 1844 of April 23, 2025, for Upper Kent Road. Alternatively, contact the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.