One of two men stabbed to loss of life in Manchester town center may have been a Big Problem owner, cops have said.
Officers said thousands of individuals may have experienced the stabbings in Partnership Road at about 17:50 GMT on Saturday.
The first man was stabbed outside Sainsbury's and the second was discovered declined outside Shoes aspect entry.
Minutes later, a 23-year-old man was caught in New Road near to the Odeon movies. He continues to be in cops legal care.
Post-mortem assessments on the two men, outdated in their 30s, are due to take position later.
A speaker for Western Midlands Police said she was incapable to validate the details of the two sufferers but said they had both "frequented the town centre" and that one may have been a Big Problem owner.
Union Road, which was shut on Saturday evening, has now reopened but some places of the road and aspect of New Road stay cordoned off for forensic research to proceed.
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