A person has been arrested and charged in reference to a 15-hour police incident in Dundee.
We informed how police, ambulance and hearth crews scrambled to Hilltown Terrace within the early hours of Sunday morning after the alarm was raised with cops at 12.40am.
Video footage beforehand shared with the Each day Document confirmed one hearth engine, two ambulance motors and several other police autos lining the street that meets Hilltown Terrace.
The doorway to the road was blocked off by a riot van.
One police officer was stood near the van guarding a big cordon that was been positioned down, whereas one other officer might be seen within the background.
'Armed police' have been additionally drafted in to assist, in response to The Courier.
On Monday morning police confirmed that a 52-year-old man had been arrested and charged in reference to the incident.
Officers responded to alleged anti-social behaviour at a 'block of flats'.
The person is because of seem at Dundee Sheriff Courtroom on Monday.
A Police Scotland spokeswoman informed the Document: “We have been known as round 12.40am on Sunday March 13, to a report of anti-social behaviour at a block of flats in Hilltown Terrace, Dundee.
“Officers, supported by specialist colleagues, attended.
“There was no threat to the broader public and we want to thank the group for his or her endurance whereas officers have been on the scene.
“A 52-year-old man has been arrested and charged in reference to the incident and is because of seem at Dundee Sheriff Courtroom on Monday March 14, 2022.”
Fireplace chiefs confirmed their attendance to help police.
A Scottish Fireplace and Rescue Service (SFRS) spokeswoman beforehand informed the Document: "We have been alerted at round 2am on Sunday to an incident in Hilltown Terrace Dundee.
"We have been known as to help police.
"Operators despatched one equipment to the scene.
"Fireplace fighters stay on the scene prepared to help police."
The Scottish Ambulance Service refused to supply remark.
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