Cops and specialist officers swarm Scots street after discovery inside tower block
Cops with a warrant attended a property around 8.30am
LOCKED DOWN Cops and specialist officers swarm Scots street after discovery inside tower block
EMERGENCY crews have locked down an Aberdeen street amid fears over potentially hazardous substances.
Fire crews and police rushed to the city's Cadenhead Place this morning.
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Police and fire crews rushed to Cadenhead Place in Aberdeen this morning
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Forensic officers have also attended the scene
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Cops with a warrant attended a property in the street around 8.30am.
But soon afterwards, officers called on support from the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service.
It is understood that police were concerned over potentially hazardous substances at an address.
A cordon was set up in the residential area, with forensic officers spotted entering a block of flats.
A tent was also erected at the scene as police and SFRS members gathered their resources.
Fire service crew members in specialist hazmat suits have also been in attendance.
Police have launched an investigation and enquiries are ongoing.
The circumstances surrounding the warrant are not yet known.
An SFRS spokesperson confirmed they're supporting cops.
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: 'At about 8.30am on Monday June 9, officers executed a warrant at a property in the Kittybrewster area of Aberdeen.
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'Inquiries are ongoing.'
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