Armed police called to Torquay flats as man arrested
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Residents were evacuated from a block of flats on Walnut Road while officers dealt with the incident, which saw a 36-year-old man arrested on suspicion of false imprisonment and criminal damage.
A man has been arrested following a police incident at a block of flats in Torquay, which saw armed officers attend the scene and residents evacuated to ensure their safety.
Police were called to a report of a missing man in the Exeter area at around 4.45pm on Wednesday, November 11.
It was further reported that there was a concern for the welfare of a woman at a block of flats on Walnut Road, Torquay, where the missing man was located.
Reports stated that the man was in possession of a knife, meaning armed officers were dispatched and attended the property.
While officers were trying to engage with the man, the woman was able to safely exit the building.
Other residents were evacuated from the building to ensure their safety.
Officers safely gained entry with the use of a distraction device.
A 36-year-old man from Torquay has been arrested on suspicion of false imprisonment and criminal damage.
He remains in police custody.
The incident was resolved just after 9pm.
Sector Inspector Robert Harvey said: “We would like to thank other residents, the community, and local businesses for their support during this isolated incident.”
“The Torquay neighbourhood team will be in the area today should anyone wish to speak to us.”