The wait goes on
Residents continue to remain in the dark after a dramatic raid at a home in Leyland with suspected "bomb-making equipment" later seized.
Residents were forced to evacuate their homes while police meticulously searched the detached home over several hours and into the following day. Lancashire Constabulary confirmed that a 59-year-old man had been arrested after "suspicious chemicals and potential explosive equipment" were found at the property.
“It is expected that the searches are to be ongoing into tomorrow. Residents should expect some disruption while we continue our searches and I thank them for their cooperation and support so far. Late that same night, on June 22, police confirmed that the man who had been arrested had been released on bail. Although a police presence was maintained in the area the cordon was lifted and residents were allowed to return to their homes.
Danmark Seneste Nyt, Danmark Overskrifter
Similar News:Du kan også læse nyheder, der ligner denne, som vi har indsamlet fra andre nyhedskilder.
Microsoft’s Surface Pro 9 requires a balancing actThere's probably someone out there who likes a wobbly laptop that cuts their flesh
Læs mere »
Sutton-in-Ashfield community café fears eviction over soaring rentRumbles says it will not be able to continue if its annual rent rises from £50 to £7,000.
Læs mere »
The heatwaves in Europe are a reminder that we must act now if we want a future for our planetThe heatwaves in Europe are a reminder that we must act now if we want a future for our planet.
Læs mere »
Vital diabetic software breaks leaving thousands unable to testThere is fear and panic among the diabetic community in the UK following the breakdown of vital software that has left thousands unable to test their blood sugars.
Læs mere »