BREAKING: Manslaughter arrest after four Vietnamese men die in horror Oldham mill fire
A man has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter after four Vietnamese men were killed in a devastating mill fire.
Police believe the men are likely to have been victims of modern-day slavery. Officers also found evidence part of the mill was being used as a cannabis farm.Today , police said a 34-year-old man had been arrested in connection with their deaths. The man is being quizzed by detectives on suspicion of manslaughter, cultivation of cannabis and participation in the activities of an organised crime group.
They remain on bail, police said today. Senior Investigating Officer, Detective Chief Inspector Gareth Davies said: "Though a year has passed since the fire and nine months since the discovery of these men’s remains, the criminal investigation is still very much open. "We are really thankful to those who have assisted us with our enquiries so far but know that it is highly likely there are others out there who have information about how these men ended up in Bismark House Mill, about activity at the mill in the weeks before the fire and about the fire itself.
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