A student police officer has been charged after a woman was reportedly rescued from his car after being kidnapped and raped.
Mohammad Hassan, 23, serving with Greater Manchester Police (GMP), was detained while off duty in West Yorkshire.
A 999 call had been received shortly before 10.20pm, in which a woman could be heard in distress in a vehicle in the Manchester area, according to GMP.
Officers were then able to locate Hassan and arrest him.
On Monday evening, he was charged with a number of offences, including rape, kidnap, strangulation, sexual assault, theft and dangerous driving.
Hassan was remanded in custody and due to
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