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Rushcliffe Business Park Enters Lockdown Amid Knife Wielding Report

Nottingham Post
January 19, 20263 days ago
Rushcliffe Business Park locked down after man seen 'waving a knife'

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Police responded to reports of a man with a knife at Ruddington Fields Business Park. Businesses entered temporary lockdown as officers searched the area. No man was located, and no further sightings were reported. Police will maintain a presence to reassure the community.

The businesses temporarily went into lockdown whilst police searched the area Police were called to a Nottinghamshire business park after reports a man was seen wielding a knife. Officers attended the Ruddington Fields Business Park, by Rushcliffe Country Park in Ruddington, after receiving the report at about 9am on Monday morning (January 19). The area was searched but officers did not locate a man, and no further sightings were reported. Businesses at the industrial estate temporarily went into lockdown while police searched the area, a spokesperson for the force said. They added that officers will remain in the area to provide reassurances to residents. "Anyone with information can contact the police by calling 101, quoting incident 127 of January 19, or alternatively anonymously report to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111," a spokesperson for the force added. Software company Cita, credit reporting firm Experian, and manufacturers Greene, Tweed and Co Ltd are among the companies at the business park.

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