Police respond to a serious incident in Elgin, leading to two arrests.
Armed police respond to incident in Elgin, two arrested
In a concerning incident that unfolded on Monday evening in Elgin, armed police were dispatched to a residential property on Meadow Crescent following reports of an individual allegedly in possession of a weapon. The police response was swift, with officers arriving at the scene around PM, supported by the armed unit from Police Scotland.
Upon arrival, law enforcement discovered a 33-year-old man who had sustained a minor injury.
He was promptly taken to a local hospital for treatment. The nature of his injury has not been disclosed, but authorities confirmed it was not life-threatening. The police spokesperson stated, “We were called around PM on Monday, November 4, to a report of a person in possession of a weapon at a property in the Meadow Crescent area of Elgin.”
As a result of the incident, a 26-year-old woman and a 16-year-old male were arrested and charged in connection with the events that transpired.
The police have not released further details regarding the charges, but both individuals are expected to appear at Elgin Sheriff Court on Wednesday, November 6. The police emphasized that the situation was contained and there was no ongoing threat to the public.
The incident has raised concerns within the local community about safety and the presence of weapons. Residents expressed their shock at the event, highlighting the importance of community vigilance and police presence in ensuring safety. Local authorities have reiterated their commitment to addressing any threats to public safety and have encouraged residents to report any suspicious activities.
As investigations continue, the police are expected to provide updates on the situation and any further developments regarding the case. The swift action taken by the armed police unit has been praised, as it likely prevented further escalation of the incident.
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