Injured man taken to hospital after incident as three streets taped off by police

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An injured man has been taken to hospital following an incident - with police standing guard at three taped-off streets.
Police, paramedics, and an air ambulance were called to Hemlington on Monday (August 11) after reports of an injured man just before 5.30pm.
Three cordons were erected across the Middlesbrough estate; outside a home on Cass House Road, the second on Fonteyn Court, and the third Dodford Road.
It has not yet been confirmed whether all three scenes are linked.
The North East Ambulance (NEAS) said they took the man, who was suffering from injuries to his shoulder and head, to hospital by road.
Police in Hemlington (Image: TERRY BLACKBURN)
Police taped off the road (Image: TERRY BLACKBURN)
Police on Fonteyn Court (Image: TERRY BLACKBURN)
His condition remains unknown.
A large police presence has remained in Hemlington since around 5.30pm, with several police cars pictures along Fonteyn Court and officers seen standing guard on both Cass House Road and Dodford Road.
Police standing guard outside a home on Cass House Road (Image: TERRY BLACKBURN)
Police on Dodford Road (Image: TERRY BLACKBURN)
The nature of the incident is not currently known - and The Northern Echo has contacted Cleveland Police for further details.
A spokesperson for NEAS said: "We were called just before 5.25pm today (11 Aug) to assist a man suffering from injuries to his shoulder and head.
"We dispatched the air ambulance and a paramedic crew to the Hemlington area of Middlesbrough. The patient was treated on scene before being taken to hospital by road."