M61 motorway closed for a time due to police incident on bridge

The M61 motorway was closed in both directions under police instruction as they dealt with an incident involving a man on a bridge.

Traffic was brought to a standstill on the M61 near J3 to J4 at Farnworth as a result of the closure, as officers spoke with the man.

It is understood the man was first reported on the bridge over the M61 from about 11.30am, forcing the motorway closure.

Police said that the incident ended at 12pm, but were unable to immediately reopen the carriageways as some drivers were stood outside their cars.

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