14/05/2015

Two Police Officers Injured Following Incident

Two police officers have been injured following an incident in Kingsbridge, Devon.

Police were called to an address in Retreat Close on 13 May following threats made by a man to another resident.

Officers attended the scene at approximately 4.30pm and entered the property.

Both officers sustained injuries and were taken to hospital for treatment.

A police cordon was set up and the area evacuated while negotiations with a male inside the address took place.

A 53 year old man is currently in police custody following the incident.

(LM/CD)

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