Police investigate crossbow bolts found in children's park

Thursday, 19 September 2024 17:00

A crossbow bolt found at in this children's play area at Grands Vaux

Residents in Grands Vaux have reported finding crossbow bolts in a children's play area in Grands Vaux.

One man was arrested on Wednesday morning (18 September) by armed police.

The force said he was detained by firearms officers 'as part of a planned arrest'.

Police have confirmed to Channel 103 that 'a number of items were seized and secured' as part of their investigation.

Officers have been going door-to-door, visiting homes in the area to provide reassurance.

The man who was arrested has since been released on police bail.

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